On a Mac, click the Apple icon at the top left, then choose System Preferences… Click Bluetooth and make sure the status reports Bluetooth: On. On an iPhone or iPad, start the Settings app, tap Bluetooth, and make sure it's enabled with the button swiped to the right. Make sure Bluetooth is on everywhere to fix this problem. If that's not happening, it's almost certainly because Bluetooth is turned off on one or more of those devices. The device that's closest and hears you the most clearly is the one that should exclusively respond.
You might even find that more than one device responds at the same time in a symphony of Siris. If Siri is mostly working, but you have a few nearby devices (say, an iPhone, iPad, and Mac) and the wrong device frequently responds to "Hey Siri," that can be annoying. Simply restart your iPhone and then check "Hey Siri" again.
#Apple dictation commands not working software
Still not working? You can often resolve a software glitch with your iPhone simply by turning it off and then back on again, which can reset the memory and clear out software that might be problematic. Or disconnect the audio manually: Start the Settings app and tap Bluetooth, tap the i to the right of the headphones in the device list, and tap Disconnect. Done everything Ive found on the web related to the issue but. Rebooted the phone multiple times, toggled Off and On all I could to troubleshoot the problem. When using the integrated microphone dictation or Siri wont work. Put it back in its charging dock to disconnect it. On your iPhone, head over to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > Allowed Apps Make sure that Siri & Dictation is enabled. First not working at all, than I found out dictation seems to be the issue. If there is, Siri is probably being routed through that device. Swipe down from the top right of the screen to see the Control Center and check to see if there's a Bluetooth or earbud symbol in the Volume slider. Occasionally, an audio device refuses to lose its grip on your phone, and still tries to listen for your voice and play audio from across the room. Siri should work through your earbuds, but they're another possible point of failure when troubleshooting a Siri problem, so try out the virtual assistant without any intermediate audio devices.īut there's more: If you were recently using headphones or earbuds, make sure they're not still unexpectedly connected to your iPhone. If you're wearing headphones or earbuds, take them off and try "Hey Siri" by speaking into your phone.
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