Did you know Voice Isolation was a feature on iPhones, iPads and Macs?
This setting, available on all devices that support Spatial Audio, is a quick way to make you sound better whenever you make a call on one of those devices.
Spotted by Twitter user @can and verified by TheVerge, Apple’s Voice Isolation significantly improves audio quality during calls.
However, the feature is not automatically turned on. Instead, it’s buried in a settings menu available only when you’re already in a call.
How to turn on Voice Isolation on iPhone, iPad or Mac?
“It’s weirdly hard to find, and you can only access the setting when you’re already in a call: you swipe down from the upper-right corner (or click in the upper-right corner on a Mac) to get to the Control Center, then tap on the button that says “Mic Mode.” By default, it’s set to Standard, but there are two other options: Voice Isolation and Wide Spectrum,” explains TheVerge.
Apple Self Service Repair, Now Available: How To Fix Your iPhone
The feature removes background noise like the sound of traffic or fans, just like ANC removes it when you listen to music in your headphones.
It works on any device running iOS 15 or macOS Monterey.
How to Find a Dropped Pin on iPhone or Google Maps
Follow TechTheLead on Google News to get the news first.
