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My iPhone Keeps Vibrating or Dinging for No Reason

By Madalina Dinita 2 comments Last updated June 24, 2021

Many iPhone users complained their devices sometimes vibrate, beep, or ding for no reason at all. It seems that putting your iPhone on Do not disturb mode is the only thing that quickly solves the problem. But that’s not a practical solution. Let’s explore how you can permanently fix this problem.

Contents

  • Why Does My iPhone Keep Vibrating or Dinging for No Reason?
    • Check Your Sound Settings
    • Log Out of Mail
    • Update Your Device and Apps
    • Restore Your iPhone
    • Conclusion

Why Does My iPhone Keep Vibrating or Dinging for No Reason?

Check Your Sound Settings

If some of your sound settings are set to “Vibrate”, that could explain why your iPhone randomly vibrates. Go to Settings, select Sounds, and go to Sounds and Vibration Patterns.Sounds-and-Vibration-Patterns-iphone

Check which options are set to Vibrate, edit them, restart your iOS device, and check if the issue persists. If it does, go to Settings, tap Accessibility, go to Touch, and select Vibration. Temporarily disable this option and check if you notice any improvements.

accessibility-touch-settings-iphone

Log Out of Mail

If Gmail is your primary mail app, log out of the built-in Mail app. Go to Settings, select Accounts & Passwords, select the account linked to the Mail app and disable Mail.

Accounts-Passwords-iPhone

Update Your Device and Apps

Check for updates and install the latest app and iOS updates on your device. Go to Settings, tap General, and select Software Update to install the latest iOS version on your terminal. To update your apps, open the App Store, and tap your profile picture to list all the available updates. Tap the Update button to install them.

Update All apps button from App Store on iPhone
Open the App Store to update your apps.

Speaking of apps, uninstall all the apps that you no longer need or use, and restart your iPhone.

Restore Your iPhone

If the issue persists, try restoring your iPhone to factory settings. But first, don’t forget to back up your data.

Launch iTunes on your MacBook, and connect your iPhone to your computer. Select your iOS device and click on the Restore iPhone button. Your computer will automatically erase all the data from your iOS device, and reinstall the latest iOS version. Alternatively, you can also use Finder to sync and restore your iPhone.

If the vibration problem persists, reach out to Apple Support for further help.

Conclusion

If your iPhone randomly vibrates or beeps for no reason at all, install the latest iOS and app updates and check the results. Then, check your Sound settings, and edit the options set to “Vibrate”. If the issue persists, disable the Vibration option in Accessibility settings. As a last resort, restore your iPhone. Hit the comments below and let us know which of these methods worked for you.

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  1. CharMei says

    May 16, 2022 at 1:32 AM

    My phone keeps on vibrating for the past few days and me being me makes me irritated so a friend recommended your post and a tool. since I am too lazy to read I have used the tool called acethinker fone keeper to fix this issue. I notice that it does not vibrate for some time now. I will try to use these methods you have mentioned. Thank you for sharing this!

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  2. Donald Demings says

    January 16, 2022 at 12:58 PM

    None of them worked. It was still driving me crazy. Ding, ding, ding. Then my wife came over and pulled the charging cable out of the phone. The “complete” chime stopped telling me that my battery was full.

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