IOS 14 comes with a wide range of new features, and some of these features are in the Accessibility section, which can be useful for many users. In this article, we are going to teach you how to use the voice recognition feature in iOS 14. In short, the way this feature works is that after hearing a series of special sounds, such as the sound of a baby crying or the doorbell ringing, the phone notifies the user that it has heard such a sound.
Important feature of iOS 14
Another great feature of iOS 14 in the Accessibility section is the Back Tap feature. This feature allows users to perform a series of shortcuts by tapping the back cover of the iPhone two or three times.
It is worth mentioning that the voice recognition feature can be very useful for people with hearing problems, because thanks to this feature, they can know the situation of their surroundings in a much better way. This feature detects sounds such as alarms, animals and people. In the following, you can read the tutorial on how to use this useful feature. It is worth noting that this feature can be useful in a variety of ways for people who do not have hearing problems. For example, if you usually listen to music at home with handsfree, this feature can let you know that someone is behind the door, for example.
I tested this feature for a while and came to the conclusion that it works really well. But I came across a very interesting point; This feature considers the sound of the whistle as a siren.
How to use voice recognition feature on iPhone?
Launch the Settings app and go to the Accessibility section.
Swipe to the bottom of the list and click on Sound Recognition.
Enable this option and then click on Sounds.
Select the sounds you want.
Finally, click on the Back option at the top (left).
Use voice recognition feature on iPhone:
After activating the voice recognition option on the iPhone, click on the Sounds option and then you will be able to easily select all the sounds you want.
If the iPhone hears one of these sounds, you will receive a notification on the lock screen, home screen or running app.
If you have selected several types of sound, by long-clicking on the notification, you can find out exactly what the sound the iPhone heard was. You also have the option to disable this feature for specified time periods.
Finally, I have personally come to the conclusion that the voice recognition feature in iOS 14 is highly functional and performs very well. For example, when I was in my office and the TV was on, the iPhone could hear the sound of water in the kitchen from a distance of 12 meters.
