Whenever you refresh your feed on your smartphone, Twitter has added a new “tweet” sound.
Twitter’s new refresh sound And it quickly gets stale.
Listen to this You may have noticed if you use Twitter fairly often that the app now makes a new “tweet” sound every time you scroll down to refresh your feed.
Yes, this happens every time you refresh your feed, and you’re probably not the only one who finds it irritating.
Over the past few weeks, Twitter has started rolling out this new refresh sound to all users, whether they requested it or not.
If your smartphone is set to vibrate or silent mode, you won’t hear the new refresh sound.
However, if your voice is on, you will be able to hear it unless you manually turn it off.
It’s simple and quick to disable the new refresh sound, though it does require some digging in the app’s accessibility settings.
To disable the new Twitter refresh sound, follow the steps given below.
How to disable the new Twitter refresh sound
Activate the Twitter app.
Select a profile picture (in the upper left corner).
Select “Settings & Privacy” from the side menu by scrolling down.
As you scroll down, click the “Accessibility, display, and languages” option under settings and privacy.
Then, click Show and Sound.
Turn off the Sound Effects setting under the Sound section.
When you refresh a page after disabling the switch, the sound should stop playing. The pull-to-refresh sound effect was the only noticeable sound effect that played when the switch was activated, despite the fact that this should disable the ef other sounds….
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