World Hearing Day 2023: Quick iPhone trick to set the right volume for headphones

Every year on March 3rd, the world observes World Hearing Day with the objective of increasing awareness about preventing deafness and hearing loss while promoting ear and hearing care worldwide.

This year, World Hearing Day is highlighting the importance of integrating ear and hearing care within primary care. (Pexels)

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1/6 This year, World Hearing Day is highlighting the importance of integrating ear and hearing care within primary care. (Pexels)

In case someone listens to loud headphone audio for a prolonged period, it can have an impact on their hearing.  (Apple)

2/6 In case someone listens to loud headphone audio for a prolonged period, it can have an impact on their hearing.  (Apple)

Notably, iPhone and Apple Watch have the capability to send an automated notification advising users to lower the volume to the best level. (Pexels)

3/6 Notably, iPhone and Apple Watch have the capability to send an automated notification advising users to lower the volume to the best level. (Pexels)

Notably, iPhone and Apple Watch have the capability to send an automated notification advising users to lower the volume to the best level. (Apple)

4/6 Notably, iPhone and Apple Watch have the capability to send an automated notification advising users to lower the volume to the best level. (Apple)

In addition, you can use the Settings app to set a maximum decibel level that keeps your headphone audio at a comfortable level. (Unsplash)

5/6 In addition, you can use the Settings app to set a maximum decibel level that keeps your headphone audio at a comfortable level. (Unsplash)

How to set up Headphone Safety? Just go to Settings and visit Sound & Haptics. Here you will find the Headphone Safety which lets you turn on Reduce Loud Sounds. To do so, simply drag the slider to the desired decibel. (Unsplash)

6/6 How to set up Headphone Safety? Just go to Settings and visit Sound & Haptics. Here you will find the Headphone Safety which lets you turn on Reduce Loud Sounds. To do so, simply drag the slider to the desired decibel. (Unsplash)