Alternatively, you can try using a different app to take photos and see if it can take them without the shutter sound. If you are willing to jailbreak your phone, you might be able to find a tweak that can silence the camera shutter. If you’re wondering what can be done about the camera shutter sound, the answer is nothing.

You will no longer hear the tap sound when you tap a key, and when you lock the phone or tablet, it will not give you audio feedback. Scroll to the end, and you will see two switches one for typing sounds, and one for lock sound. Open the Settings app on your iPhone (or iPad, this works for both), and go to Sounds. Typing sounds and the screen lock click sound are not bound to the mute/unmute switch on an iPhone. The camera shutter can’t be silenced but you can turn off typing sounds on iOS, just not from the sound switch. The video playback is something you have control over i.e., you can change the media volume. This makes quite a few sounds that the switch doesn’t mute. You will also hear a shutter sound when you take a picture, you will hear the click sound when you lock your phone, and you will also hear typing sounds when you tap keys on the virtual keyboard. Despite the switch set to mute, you will still hear sound when you play a video. This switch will mute incoming audio alerts and the phone will only vibrate when you get a call, a text, or any other type of alert. IPhones have a physical switch for turning sound off.

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