Quick Fixes
- Turn off Focus Mode.
- Disable Hide Alerts for conversations.
- Change your text message notification tone.
Common Fixes
- Check the notification volume – Open the Settings app, tap Sounds & Haptics, and maximize the Ringtone and Alerts volume slider.
- Flick the mute switch – Disable the mute mode on your iPhone by turning off the physical mute switch on the side.
- Disconnect Bluetooth devices – Toggle off Bluetooth under Settings > Bluetooth to disconnect all connected devices and get the text notification sound on your iPhone.
- Close and reopen the Messages app – Swipe up from the bottom to switch apps and drag up the Messages card to remove it. Further, relaunch the Messages app.
- Enable iMessage – Open iPhone Settings, tap Messages, and enable the iMessage toggle.
- Check speakers – Ensure iPhone speakers are intact and don’t produce any crackling sound.
- Update iOS – Open General settings on your iPhone, tap Software Update, and press Update Now (if available).
Fix 1: Change Text Message Tone
If the text message notification tone is too low or set to none, you won’t hear sound alerts for new messages. Changing the notification sound will resolve the issue.
Step 1: Open iPhone Settings, tap Sounds & Haptics, and select Text Tone.
Step 2: Ensure the Alert Tone isn’t set to None and pick an audible tone from the list.
Fix 2: Disable Focus Mode
The Focus mode on your iPhone silences notifications from all contacts and apps. Disabling it should restore the notification sound when a new text message arrives.
Step 1: Swipe down from the top right to open the Control Center and tap the Focus toggle.
Step 2: Press the active Focus mode toggle to turn it off.
Alternatively, you can exclude the Messages app from your Focus profile. Doing this will give you sound notifications for new text messages while silencing all other app alerts.
Step 1: Open the Settings app, tap Focus, and select your desired profile to edit.
Step 2: Tap Apps, enable Allow Notifications From, and add the Messages app to the list. Press Done to save changes.
Fix 3: Toggle off Hide Alerts for Conversations
If you aren’t getting sound notifications for new texts from a specific contact, you must have enabled the Hide Alerts feature for the conversation. Disabling it should restore normalcy.
Open your desired conversation in the Messages app, tap the contact name at the top, and disable the Hide Alerts toggle.
Fix 4: Disable Filter Unknown Senders
By default, iOS blocks text messages from unknown senders. To restore sound notifications for new texts from unknown senders, disable its filter in the Messages app settings.
Open Messages in the iPhone Settings app, scroll down to select Unknown & Spam, and toggle off Filter Unknown Senders.
Fix 5: Customize Text Tone for a Specific Contact
Besides changing the message notification sound for all contacts, you can assign a different tone for specific contacts to recognize them instantly without picking up your iPhone.
Step 1: Open your preferred contact in the Contacts app, tap Edit in the top right, and press Text Tone.
Step 2: Pick your desired message tone and press Done in the top right to save changes.
Alternative: Enable Vibration for Text Messages
If you still don’t get a text message notification sound after applying the above fixes, I recommend enabling the vibration alert to avoid missing any important messages.
Step 1: Open Sounds & Haptics under iPhone settings and select Text Tone.
Step 2: Tap Vibration and select one from the existing vibration patterns or create a custom vibration profile for message alerts.
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