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iPhone alarm rings daily at 9:25 am for five years and can’t be turned off\u060c<\/p>\n

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A woman named Ang\u00e8le Sofia viewed his TikTok account<\/a> (via CNET<\/a>) to publish several videos explaining how a major bug that has infested his iPhone causes his alarm to sound every morning at 9:25 a.m. And she can’t just turn off the alarm because it doesn’t appear in the clock app. The alarm only sounds once a morning if the device is not muted. If the phone does not ring, a notification appears on the screen. But an alarm on the iPhone<\/a> is designed to sound even if the phone is muted.<\/div>\n
TikTokers gave him suggestions recommending that he set an alarm for the same time (9:25 a.m.) and then turn it off. Another helpful response suggested she ask Siri to turn off all alarms, and another person said Angela should check her calendar app<\/a> for an all-day reminder with an alert. In fact, many of those who sent a helpful response told him to check out the calendar app.<\/div>\n
Sofia tried many of the suggestions her fellow TikTokers gave her, except for the one that might prove most useful, which was doing a factory reset. Starting over and setting up the phone as if it were new could eliminate the daily 9:25 alarm, except Sofia doesn’t want to have to deal with a factory reset. First, she says the 9:25 a.m. alarm isn’t bad enough for her to delete all her data from her phone. She adds that “if I factory reset, the alarm overrides.”
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@angelegsofia<\/a> I can not stand it anymore\u2026 #help<\/a>#for you<\/a>#pageforyou<\/a>#apple<\/a>#help me<\/a>#technology<\/a>\u266c original sound – AngeleSofia<\/a><\/section>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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According to Ang\u00e8le, this is a problem that has lasted for four or five years and affects three different phones. And yes, this all seems strange, but since this is passed from iPhone to iPhone, a factory reset seems to be the answer. Sofia’s comments about avoiding a factory reset are a normal reaction<\/a>, since setting up a device from scratch can be taxing. I would bet that most of us would rather look for other solutions to a problem before wiping our phones.<\/p>\n

But at some point, especially since she’s been complaining about it on TikTok<\/a> by posting multiple videos, her best bet is to backup her phone and start all over again. She says she contacted Apple and they haven’t been able to resolve the issue so there’s not much else she can do.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n