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Once you tap on your desired choice, just head back to your Home Screen there’s no need to save any options or restart your phone, and your new repeating alerts (or lack thereof) will take effect the next time your iPhone receives an SMS or iMessage. Alternatively, if you like this feature and want even more text message alerts, simply choose one of the larger options. To disable the repeating alerts altogether, choose Never. As mentioned earlier, each alert will arrive every two minutes until the number of designated repetitions is reached or you unlock your iPhone.īy default, this option is set to “Once,” which gives you a total of two alerts: one when the message first arrives, and a second alert after two minutes. This page of Messages Notifications Settings controls how many times your iPhone will repeat the alert notification when you receive a new SMS or iMessage while the phone is locked. Next, scroll to the bottom of the Messages Settings page and tap on Repeat Alerts. To get started, unlock your iPhone, launch the Settings app, and tap on Notifications. Your Notifications page will differ from the one in our screenshots based on the apps installed on your device, but all users will have Messages as an option. Here’s how you can turn off that second alert or, if you actually prefer multiple text message notifications, how you can add even more repeating alerts.

But some users, including those of us here at TekRevue, find the iPhone’s multiple notifications to be more annoying than helpful. It can be frustrating to miss an important text message when you’re momentarily out of the room, and that’s why Apple configures the iPhone to send a second notification alert two minutes later whenever an SMS or iMessage arrives while your iPhone is locked.