IPhone SMS prompts the other party that the notification has been muted.

When you send a text message on the iPhone, you will sometimes get a prompt that "the other party has muted the notification". What does this mean?

What is notification mute?

Notification mute refers to turning off the notification of a contact or group in the settings of iPhone, so that when this contact or group sends a notification such as SMS, phone call, email, etc., iPhone will not send out a sound or vibration reminder.

Why does the other party mute the notification?

There are many possible reasons why the other party will notify the mute, such as:

The other party is in a meeting, studying or sleeping and doesn't want to be disturbed;

The other party doesn't want to be disturbed by a contact or group, but doesn't want to block the notification such as SMS of the contact or group;

The other party's iPhone is out of order, resulting in the notification not being displayed normally.

How to handle the notification that the other party has been muted?

If the other party has muted the notification, the notification such as the short message you sent will not sound or vibrate, but the other party can still see your message in the notification center. If you want the other party to see your news in time, you can consider the following ways:

Remind the other party to check the notification center in the short message;

Contact each other by telephone, email and other means.

Wait for the other party to cancel the notification mute, or send a message at an appropriate time.