How do I get rid of AirPods connected notifications?

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Every time I unlock my iPhone, I get the ‘AirPods connected’ notification (they were previously connected, so there is no need for it to be displayed). I am unable to access the Notification Center until it disappears from the screen. This started happening after the ios16 update, it must be a bug and should be fixed. iPhone 13, iOS 16 Posted on Dec 10, 2022 2:10 PM 2 replies Dec 12, 2022 7:33 PM in response to JoannaBanana98 Hello JoannaBanana98, Welcome to Apple Support Communities! It sounds like you need help with AirPods connected notifications. We completely understand why you’d reach out, and are happy to help. We understand that you’re seeing an alert that your AirPods are connected every few seconds while using them. It sounds like you can make some adjustments to the Settings. You can go to Settings > Bluetooth > AirPods > tap the (i). Under Connect to This iPhone, you can switch from Automatically to When last connected to this iPhone. You can learn more about adjusting your AirPods settings here: Change the settings of your AirPods and AirPods Pro We hope this helps. Please have a look and let us know if this helps! Cheers! Dec 21, 2022 4:29 AM in response to Brian_P7 I have tried this suggestion but this still happens. I’ve also removed the headphones from the device and set them up again and still no luck. I would asume on iPhone 14 not to be an issue as this notification is handled by the Dynamic Island but on the notch model having this notification is frustrating. And also a rendering bug if you unlock the phone from a landscape view (like Youtube) and rotate it immediately the notifications is not rotated itself and is shown vertically and only half AirPods connected notification bug

Why do my AirPods keep saying share audio?

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. i just bought my very first pair of airpods. They are the AirPods Pro. And I connected them like it told me to do. But now when I open the case close my my IPhone 11 this pops up. it’s getting really annoying. Is this normal. Is there a fix for this? Someone please help! Posted on Jan 29, 2021 9:40 AM 1 reply 3 replies Feb 1, 2021 11:40 AM in response to RageKage51 Greetings, RageKage51! Thanks for reaching out to the Apple Support Communities! It sounds like you have connected your AirPods Pro to your iPhone but see a message to temporarily share the audio you open the AirPods Pro case.

• The good news is that this problem is normally resolved by resetting the AirPods Pro and pairing them with your phone again.
• Check out this article to Reset your AirPods, then reconnect and see if the issue is still going on.
• Let us know the results and have a great day! Feb 1, 2021 4:48 PM in response to RageKage51 Thanks for letting us know the result, RageCage51! Since the issue is still going on, we would recommend reaching out to Apple directly by checking out this link to Get Support and they will be more than happy to proceed with additional steps.

Cheers! Apple AirPods Pro temporary share audio pop up.

Why does my iPhone keep notifying me about AirPods?

How To Turn Off AirPods Pro Detected Near You? – You can turn off the “AirPods Pro Detected Near You” notification by forgetting your AirPods on your iPhone and then hard resetting them. If doing this doesn’t work, check whether your AirPods are connected to someone else’s Apple ID.

1. Always use your AirPods with your own Apple ID to prevent issues.
2. People are nowadays constantly annoyed by the “AirPods Pro Detected Near You” notification on their iPhones.
3. It is not a matter of whether you own the headphones; you will still get the notification if they are detected near you.
4. This notification pops up if the AirPods are compatible with your device and allows the user to see its location,

Users being distressed by the notification constantly were not able to do anything to disable the feature. There are multiple reasons why this happens. One of the reasons could be that you purchased used AirPods that are still linked to the seller’s Apple account.

Do all AirPods announce notifications?

What you need – You can get Siri to announce your incoming notifications with these headphones:

• AirPods Max
• AirPods (2nd generation) or later
• AirPods Pro (1st generation) or later
• Beats Fit Pro
• Powerbeats
• Powerbeats Pro
• Beats Solo Pro

Your compatible headphones need to be paired with one of these devices:

• iPhone with iOS 15 or later
• iPad with iPadOS 15 or later

How do I stop my AirPods from following head movement?

Control Spatial Audio and head tracking When you watch a supported show or movie, make a FaceTime call, or listen to supported music on, AirPods (3rd generation), AirPods Pro (all generations), and AirPods Max use Spatial Audio and head tracking to create an immersive theater-like environment with sound that surrounds you. You can learn more about Spatial Audio when you connect AirPods (3rd generation), AirPods Pro (all generations), or AirPods Max to iPhone or iPad.

1. Wear your AirPods, and to your device.
2. On your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings, then tap the name of your AirPods near the top of the screen.
3. Tap Spatial Audio.

You can use your iPhone X or later to create a representation of your ear and head shape for Personalized Spatial Audio. Your Spatial Audio profile customizes audio to better match how you hear sound, and syncs across your Apple devices with iOS 16, iPadOS 16.1, macOS Ventura, tvOS 16, or later, where you’re signed in with the same Apple ID.

• Open the case lid with your AirPods inside, hold the case close to your iPhone, then follow the onscreen instructions.
• On your iPhone, go to Settings, then tap the name of your AirPods near the top of the screen. Tap Personalized Spatial Audio, then tap Personalize Spatial Audio.

To learn more about how to set up Personalized Spatial Audio, see the Apple Support article, To stop using Personalized Spatial Audio on all your devices, do one of the following:

• iPhone or iPad: Go to Settings, then tap the name of your AirPods near the top of the screen. Tap Personalized Spatial Audio, then tap Stop Using Personalized Spatial Audio.
• Mac: Choose Apple menu > System Settings, click the name of your AirPods in the sidebar (you may need to scroll down), then click Stop Using Personalized Spatial Audio.
• Apple TV: Press and hold on the Siri Remote, select AirPods, then select Personalized Spatial Audio.

To use Personalized Spatial Audio again, you can set it up on your iPhone. You can control Spatial Audio and head tracking for each supported app in Control Center.

1. Wear your AirPods, and to your device.
2. Open, touch and hold the volume control, then tap Spatial Audio at the lower right.
3. Tap one of the following:
   • Off: Turns off both Spatial Audio and head tracking.
   • Fixed: Turns on Spatial Audio without head tracking.
   • Head Tracked: Turns on both Spatial Audio and head tracking. The audio you’re listening to will sound like it’s coming from your iPhone or Mac.

   The settings you choose are saved and applied automatically the next time you use that app. For example, if you tap Fixed while listening to a song in the Music app, the Fixed setting is automatically used the next time you play a song in that app.

Note: To disable head tracking for all apps on your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings > Accessibility > AirPods, tap the name of your AirPods, then turn off Follow, You can use Spatial Audio and head tracking to make supported shows, movies, and music sound like they’re coming from all around you (on Mac computers with and macOS 12.3 or later). You can turn Spatial Audio and head tracking on or off for each supported app. Note: Spatial audio isn’t available for all apps or content.

1. Wear your AirPods, and to your Mac.
2. Click the AirPods icon in the menu bar. If the AirPods icon isn’t in the menu bar, choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Control Center in the sidebar. Click the pop-up menu next to Sound on the right, then choose Always show in Menu Bar. (You may need to scroll down.)
3. Choose one of the following below Spatial Audio:
   • Off: Turns off both Spatial Audio and head tracking.
   • Fixed: Turns on Spatial Audio without head tracking.
   • Head Tracked: Turns on both Spatial Audio and head tracking. This allows the sound to follow the movement of your head.

You can customize the Spatial Audio settings for each supported app using Control Center on Apple TV 4K. You can also turn head tracking on or off for all apps. (tvOS 15.1 or later required.) Note: Spatial Audio isn’t available for all apps or content.

1. Wear your AirPods, and to your Apple TV 4K.
2. Open, select your AirPods, then select Spatial Audio to turn it on or off. The settings you choose are saved and applied automatically the next time you use that app. For example, if you turn on Spatial Audio while using the Apple TV app with your AirPods, Spatial Audio automatically turns on the next time you use the that app with your AirPods.

Note: To disable dynamic head tracking for all apps on Apple TV 4K, double-click on the Siri Remote, select Settings > Accessibility > AirPods, then turn off Center Audio on TV. This guide is for iOS 16.1, iPadOS 16.1, watchOS 9.1, tvOS 16.1, macOS Ventura, or later. : Control Spatial Audio and head tracking

Can sharing AirPods be bad?

Using ear phones has become quite common in this digital world. It has also been observed that people do share their earphones amongst friends and family members. The safety of use of sharing of headphone has been well researched and the answer is YES sharing of head phones is a definite threat to spread to ear infection Following are few facts all earphone users need to keep in mind 1) Our ear canal skin consists of harmless bacteria and wax.

• However prolonged use of head phones makes the skin more moist and more prone to get infected.
• If the ear phone has not been cleaned well it does carry bacteria from the various surfaces it is kept.
• All this makes ear skin more prone to infection amongst prolonged head phone users 2) The harmless bacteria is different in everybody’s skin and unique for them.

This sharing earphones increases the risk of carrying the bacteria from one ear canal to another.3) lot of time many people suffer from conditions which leads to ear discharge. Thes can be otitis externa (infection of outer ear), fungus in the ear, middle ear ininfection.

If the person is not aware of such infection and he shares his earphone to any of his friend it is very evident that such infection also will get shared. In case in emergency you have to share ear phones it is good to use disposable ear bud cover. This will to large extent minimize the spread of bacteria.

To clean ear buds: In fact our own ear phones should also be cleaned regularly.2 steps 1) Use a cotton or a gauge piece, cotton cloth, scrub, and gently scrub the head phone 2) Use any hand sanitizer and wipe the head phone. Use only after its completely dry UYOE: use your own ear buds ENT Specialist Dr Prasun Mishra

Why are my AirPods blinking green?

5. Charging Problem – A green flashing light on airpods can sometimes represent issues with charging, especially if the airpods are not present in the case. Some of the reasons include fault with charging cable, power source issue, or damaged charging case.