I'm a music teacher who for once decided to use the Bluetooth function on my iPhone to a speaker. During a dress rehearsal, the music on my iTunes stopped playing because a call was coming in. I do not want that to happen during a concert. How can I turn off this feature so that an incoming call will not interfere with the music playing? Any help is appreciated! Gregg
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iPhone 11 Pro Max, iOS 18
Assuming the music is downloaded to the iPhone, turn off cellular and Wi-Fi communications in Control Panel.
Assuming the music is downloaded to the iPhone, turn off cellular and Wi-Fi communications in Control Panel.
gregg1962 wrote:
I'm a music teacher who for once decided to use the Bluetooth function on my iPhone to a speaker. During a dress rehearsal, the music on my iTunes stopped playing because a call was coming in. I do not want that to happen during a concert. How can I turn off this feature so that an incoming call will not interfere with the music playing? Any help is appreciated! Gregg
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settings - notification - phones - turn off allow notifications. Then re-enable after your concert is done.
Or you can look into focus Set up a Focus on iPhone - Apple Support
Thank you Mr. Hoffman. Turning off the cellular did the trick. Don't know why I didn't think of that before. Thanks for your help! Gregg
Hi Razmme.
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, phone notifications were already turned off, so that can't be the reason. Any other ideas? Thanks again. Gregg
How can I prevent incoming calls from interrupting iTunes playback on iPhone?
