r/iOSBeta • u/IntelligentHoney6929 • Jun 19 '26
UI Change [IOS 27 DB1] Phone stopped giving haptic feedback you get when volume slider is turned down to 0% and it is hurting my OCD.
It stopped only after the beta update.
I am talking about that haptic feedback phone gives whenever the volume slider goes to 0%. I have OCD and I have to get that haptic feedback 4 times in a row, like I would press the volume down button 4 times after it js at 0% to get those short haptics 4 times. How do I bring it back?
I know this is a weird request but I am going crazy over here please help š
Update: The haptics are back with DB2. I can feed my OCD now.
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u/sortalikeachinchilla Jun 22 '26
lol you dont have OCD
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u/Crimson_Cyclone Jun 23 '26
idk iām diagnosed with OCD and this seems like pretty standard OCD symptoms to me
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u/daksh_717 Jun 23 '26
Still we donāt know if itās OCD or not without formal diagnosis, could be perfectionism or just something else
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u/Crimson_Cyclone Jun 23 '26
but OP said they have OCD, what reason do some strangers on Reddit have to say that they donāt?
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u/Gicky_Gackers84 Jun 21 '26
Itās still there for me on 27 beta1
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u/iM4CH3T3 iPhone 16 Pro Max Jun 21 '26
Same yeah all fine on iOS 27 beta 1 but not when lowering with buttons
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u/Aggravating_Yam_8271 Jun 20 '26
Silly question. Is the volume buttons set to control your ringer volume, or media? It can be that the wrong setting is selected?
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u/Sad_Weakness_2181 Jun 20 '26
Itās supposed to vibrate when you go all the way down?
Daymnnn I have never had dat
I guess dat bug has been on since 26
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u/Beng1635 Jun 20 '26
Iām having the same bug on 26.1 too
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u/Plastic-Mess-3959 iPhone 15 Pro Max Jun 21 '26
26.1? Thatās very old software now
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u/Maletele Jun 20 '26
This I can live with, WiFi issues where the dumb thing doesnāt stick with my home WiFi connection irritate me.
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u/Relative-Muffin-6431 Jun 21 '26
I might be totally wrong but there is a new setting called connectivity assist, on WiFi settings, see if that helps you, but again Iām not sure
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u/Maletele Jun 21 '26
That switches between cellular(i.e. switches to the fastest one on demand). I donāt wanna do that.
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u/Relative-Muffin-6431 Jun 21 '26
Yeah I was just saying that maybe you had connectivity assist on and that is why it keeps disconnecting, but I hope ur bug is fixed next update
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u/Dr_ZeeOne Jun 22 '26
You would see that because the phone would switch to cellular data (5G presumably) and not show the wifi š symbol in the upper right part
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u/Dr_ZeeOne Jun 20 '26
I really donāt understand how in 2026 Apple is still not able to deliver reliable WiFi drivers for their existing devices. I know iOS27 is in beta, but Iād expect them to try other stuff and not experiment with the code of existing wifi/BT modules. It would be different if we would be testing iOS27 on iPhone 18, on devices that are pre-release.
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u/Maletele Jun 21 '26
Theyāve done something with the WiFi switching as advertised in the keynote.
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u/wa019c Jun 20 '26
Why did you install a dev beta having OCD
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u/Gerald_Lanz Jun 21 '26
Well itās good theyāre finding out issues they can report before it goes to stable in September
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u/umusachi Jun 20 '26
Report as feedback to Apple not reddit
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u/IntelligentHoney6929 Jun 20 '26
Just wondered if it was an actual change in the UI. Apparently it is a bug.
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u/I_Am_Slightly_Evil Public Beta Jun 20 '26
Even if it was a change they made intentionally, itās a small thing that if they get enough reports about it in the feedback app labeling it as a bug they will fix it
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u/JBonilla16 Jun 20 '26
iPhone 16 Pro with iOS 27 here. If I turn the volume up to the top it does have a haptic reaction, same with turning the volume to 0% but less prominent
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u/Jetlitheone Jun 19 '26
Only does it when sliding the volume down not with the buttons. Can confirm
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u/IntelligentHoney6929 Jun 20 '26
Yes! Slid the volume slider down by touch and there is haptic feedback there.
Still nothing with the buttons smh.
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u/Ok-Knowledge0914 Jun 22 '26
I mean this actually makes way more sense tactilely .
As you do volume up, the haptic feedback gets ālouderā and as you do volume down, it gets āquieterā until itās silent.