With the iPad you can set what
the switch above the volume buttons do exactly, but on the iPhone since the
first device it is already clear: it is a mute switch. If you see the orange
dash is your iPhone on mute and he makes no unexpected noises, such as ring
tones or sounds to push messages and notifications of incoming messages. Start
an app and watch a movie or play your music, you hear it just sound. At least, that
was so, because with iOS 6, Apple has the effect of the mute switch is a little
changed.
Still makes the mute button that
you can not hear ring tones and other notification sounds, that has not
changed. Only some apps suddenly you hear no sound when playing a movie, in
other apps and it works again just like always.
How is that exactly? If an app
uses an internal browser to a video in a Web page to play, then it does not stand
well. Unless the developer adjusts the settings so that it works again, writes
The Next Web in an extensive article. Ultimately, it is intended that the
operation of the mute switch remains the same, that Apple would like, but this
requires developers adapt their apps.
It is therefore currently wrong
for example Twitter apps that link open within the app developers and browsers.
Google Chrome is adjusted so that it works again, but for example Tweet bot yet.
For now, there is nothing else than the mute switch momentarily to switch if an
app is no sound when playing a movie, in the hope that developers make their
apps quickly.
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