#Busycontacts not showing up in imessage software#
Go to Settings > General > Software Update. If the iMessage notification issue occurs due to a bug or glitch in your iPhone’s OS functionality, upgrading its operating system could help. Alternatively, navigate to Settings > Do Not Disturb and toggle off ‘Do Not Disturb’. To disable ‘Do Not Disturb’ option, tap the crust moon icon on the iPhone Control Center. You should see a ‘Silent Mode Off’ notification at the top of your screen. To disable Silent Mode, move the ring/mute switch (on the side of your iPhone) to the top.
Both modes would silence phone calls as well as app notifications. Disable Silent Mode and Do Not DisturbĪre you not receiving sound/audio notifications for iMessage? Check that your device isn’t set to Silent Mode or Do Not Disturb. Go to Settings > Notifications > Messages and check/enable Lock Screen and Banners alert. You can also disable Quiet Delivery for iMessage from the Settings menu. Step 2: Next, tap the Deliver Prominently button. Step 1: Swipe the unread notification to the left and select Manage. If you have an old/unread iMessage notification on your iPhone’s lock screen or notification center, you can easily disable Quiet Delivery for iMessage. Quiet Delivery, when enabled for iMessage (or any app), will cause notifications to appear only in the Notification Center. Additionally, the app’s icon will not carry a notification badge. When an app is configured to deliver notifications quietly, notifications from the app will not play a sound and won’t appear on your device’s lock screen. If you don’t see new iMessage notifications on the app icon (as a Badge), it’s possible that you have (accidentally, perhaps) set the Messages app to deliver notification quietly in the Notifications center. Your iPhone should now receive notifications from unknown numbers that aren’t saved on your contact list. Step 2: Scroll to the Message Filtering section and toggle off the ‘Filter Unknown Senders’ option. Step 1: Launch the iOS settings menu and select Messages. If you aren’t receiving iMessage notifications from people not on your contact list, you might configure your device to filter out notifications from unknown numbers. You can also swipe the contact’s conversation to the left and tap Show Alerts. Step 4: If the Hide Alerts option is enabled, toggle it off. Step 2: Tap on the contact icon at the top of the chat screen. Step 1: Launch iMessage and open the conversation with the affected contact. If iMessage notifications only work selectively for some contacts on your iPhone, check that you haven’t muted or hidden notification alerts for the affected contact.
Simply tap each alert type and ensure that they’re checked. Step 4: For the best iMessage notification experience, and to ensure you never miss a message, you should ensure that all three alert types-Lock Screen, Notification Centre, and Banners-are enabled for iMessage. If the option is enabled on your device, check the Alerts section, and configure where and how you want iMessage notifications displayed. Step 3: Toggle on the ‘Allow Notifications’ options. Step 2: Scroll to the bottom and select Messages. Step 1: Launch the iPhone Settings menu and select Notifications. If iMessage notifications alerts don’t appear on your lock screen or Notification Center, check that they are enabled in the notification settings. You may also want to check that iMessage is allowed to display notifications on your iPhone. If it is enabled, toggle it off and on again.Īsk someone send you a text on iMessage and check if your iPhone displays notifications for the new messages in your device’s Notification Center.
Launch the iPhone Settings menu, select Messages, and toggle on iMessage. That could happen if you swapped SIM card or recently performed a factory reset on your iPhone. iMessage notifications could stop coming to your device is the messaging service is disabled on your device. That is the first troubleshooting check you want to run on your device.
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