Some users reported that their iPhone alarms did not sound, but Apple said it was working on a fix

According to news on April 30, many iPhone users have reported on social media in the past few weeks that they have encountered the problem of mobile phone alarms not going off. Apple confirmed that they have noticed this problem and are working on a fix.

Apple confirmed to The Wall Street Journal today that it is aware of the issue, saying it is aware of an issue that causes alarms to not go off on some iPhones and is working on a fix. Note that some users have found that this issue may be related to the iPhone’s “Gaze Awareness” feature. This feature is designed to lower notification volume when the user is looking at the phone. Users speculate that the "Gaze Awareness" feature mistakenly detects the user's attention and lowers the alarm volume even when the iPhone user is asleep. However, Apple has not confirmed whether this is the exact cause of the issue. To disable Gaze Awareness, open the Settings app, tap Face ID & Passcode, and turn off Gaze Awareness.

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