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How to change the voice of Apple's message?

Can be changed from the phone settings.

If you want to change the notification sound of receiving SMS

1. Find Settings on the desktop and click.

2. Drop down and find the "Sound Touch" click.

3. Drop down to find "SMS ringtone".

4. Select your favorite ringtone from the list, click it, and a checkmark will appear on the left.

5. Click "Touch" in the upper left corner to return.

The second method

1. Find Settings on the desktop and click.

2. Drop down, find "Notice" and click.

3. Drop down, find "Information" and click.

4. Find "Sound" and click.

5. Select your favorite ringtone from the list, click it, and a checkmark will appear on the left.

6. Click "Info" in the upper left corner to return.

Open WeChat, click on the small avatar on the right, and the following menu will be available to find the settings. Click Settings to find new message notifications. After clicking, there is a voice option. Click the new message notification item, change your favorite voice, and finally save and confirm.

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