How to Completely Silence Your iPad

Some of you might use your iPad for things other than watching movies or watching important games in bed. (I can assure you, I don’t use my iPad that way.) Maybe you bring it to your office meetings to take notes. Or, if you’re a student, you can bring it to class to get information about the lesson at hand. Or maybe you like to put it on your bedside tablet before you go to bed at night.

If that’s the case, there are probably times when you want to shut it down completely so that it doesn’t bother your co-workers, your professor or your colleagues sitting around you, or your girlfriend who’s been sleeping soundly next to you after fourteen years of work. hour day.

That’s why we’re going to show you how to completely mute your iPad so you never get yourself into these dangerous situations again.

Before we begin, we should highlight something. Apple has built a relatively useful feature into iOS where an active alarm cannot be silenced. None. So you’ll want to make sure your alarms are turned off before you completely mute your iPad.

I understand?

Good.

Let’s go.

Go to your iPad.

When you get there, you’ll want to go to the address.

Here comes the boring part. You’ll want to go through all the options and set the tone. And when you’re done doing that, you’ll want to switch and .

You’ll also want to make sure all your apps are muted. For some you may need to go to settings in the actual app, but for others like Facebook you will be able to do this from the iOS Settings menu.

Scroll down to the Applications section and you will find a list of applications. Go through each one and toggle any Audio option you see to Off.

If you’re meticulous, you should finish it.

However, if you really want to make sure everything is turned off, you can also go back and toggle on . This silences your iPad but also kills data, which means no text and web browsing.

It also turns off the Wi-Fi.

And if you REALLY want to make sure everything is muted on your iPad, you can turn it off at any time.

If you have an iPhone, you’ll want to check out our guide on How to Completely Silence the iPhone, as the process is a little different from that of the iPad.