How to Turn Off LED Flash Notifications on iPhone X?
How to turn off LED flash notifications on iPhone X? The iPhone X is a smartphone that Apple released in 2017, with a very innovative design for that period. The released phone has many features and LED flash notifications is one of them. LED flash notifications give users an additional opportunity to notice incoming calls, messages and other notifications on their phones.
Disable flash notification on iPhone
One of the issues that you might encounter with your particular iPhone model is the LED flash alerts when you get a notification. This usually happens when you get incoming calls, messages, or a new notification from an app.
While LED flash alerts are useful there are instances when you really don’t need it and just want your iPhone to vibrate or notify you with a sound.
Here’s what you need to do to turn off the flash light notification on your iPhone.
Disable flash notification For iPhone X and later:
Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
Tap on “Accessibility.”
Scroll down and select “Audio/Visual.”
Toggle off the switch next to “LED Flash for Alerts.”
Disable flash notification For iPhone 8 and earlier:
Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
Tap on “General.”
Select “Accessibility.”
Scroll down and tap on “LED Flash for Alerts.”
Toggle off the switch to turn off flash notifications.
Disable flash notification for iPhone SE (1st generation):
Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
Tap on “General.”
Select “Accessibility.”
Scroll down and tap on “LED Flash for Alerts.”
Toggle off the switch to turn off flash notifications.
Disable flash notification for iPhone SE (2nd generation):
Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
Tap on “Accessibility.”
Scroll down and select “Audio/Visual.”
Toggle off the switch next to “LED Flash for Alerts.”
Disabling LED flash alerts on your iPhone won’t impact other features or functions that use the flash, but it will prevent the LED flash from activating when you receive notifications. This means you can still use the flash for photos and videos or as a flashlight from the lock screen or Control Center.