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Get Rid Of Noisy iPhone Keyboards. Here’s how.

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iPhone users not only get a stylish appearance, a smooth interface, brand value, and a plethora of other features, but they also have to accept noisy keyboards. However, haptic feedback integration has spread to other aspects of your iPhone thanks to iOS 16. In place of sound, haptic feedback allows for a more immersive experience when using an iPhone. The use of touch to communicate with users, such as vibration in a mobile phone, is known as haptic feedback. It is also known as kinesthetic communication or 3D touch. The feedback component is usually a physical response based on the user touching the screen, most commonly a vibration. This is used to notify the user that the touch screen button was indeed pressed and to remove any doubt. iPhone Keyboards You can now get haptic feedback when using your iPhone's built-in keyboard thanks to iOS 16. Every time you hit a key, whether you're texting or writing an email, you'll feel a slight but satisfying vibration, giving the virtual keyboard a more physical feel. On iOS 16, however, you must manually enable the haptic feedback feature for your keyboard. Here's what you should know. How to Enable on Haptic Feedback on Your iPhone Keyboard - Before proceeding, ensure that your iPhone has been updated to iOS 16. To enable haptic feedback on your keyboard, follow these steps:
  1. Open the Settings application.
  2. Navigate to Sounds & Haptics.
  3. Select Keyboard Feedback.
  4. Turn on Haptic.
iPhone Keyboards When you enable haptic feedback, you'll notice a slight pulse whenever you tap your keyboard, whether you're pressing space, entering a character, or deleting something. Whether your phone is in silent mode or not, haptic feedback will be activated. It's worth noting that Apple has added a note to its haptic feedback support page that says, "Turning on keyboard haptics may affect the battery life of your iPhone."

By Omal J

I worked for both print and electronic media as a feature journalist. Writing, traveling, and DIY sum up her life.

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