Turn your iPhone into a burglar and fire alarm
Many people resort to using smart alarm systems in their homes, which have become popular, but they are also expensive, but who needs to pay a lot of money to get expensive alarms and has an iPhone that provides a great feature that can recognize sounds and warn you immediately.
Voice recognition
Voice recognition is a great and important feature and your iPhone can listen to more than ten voices using artificial intelligence (Apple added more voices with iOS 15) and it will notify you when those voices are recognized and the sounds are organized by category and include many Common sounds such as:
Alarm sounds: fire - siren - smoke
Animals: cat-dog
Household appliances: home appliances - car horn - doorbell - knocking on the door - breaking glass - kettle - running water
Persons: baby crying - coughing - screaming
How to turn on the voice recognition feature
To turn on the voice recognition feature on the iPhone, you need to do the following steps:
Go to Settings
Then the convenience of use
And then recognize the sounds
Then turn on the voice recognition feature
Click on the sounds
Then play the sounds you want the iPhone to recognize
You can select as many sounds as you like and it's all very automatic. When the iPhone is within range of a sound, you will receive a notification, alert tone, and vibration to let you know (Siri will not work when the feature is activated).
Advantages and disadvantages of voice recognition
If you have a hearing impaired person, iPhone voice recognition is an excellent feature to help them become more aware of their surroundings and may also be a useful function for your elderly relatives and loved ones who may not always know if they have left the kettle on fire or what If one of the kitchen appliances is still running.
However, for everyday use, do not rely on the voice recognition feature to replace the full home alarm system, as Apple says about this feature “Do not rely on the iPhone to recognize voices in cases where you may be exposed to harm, injury, emergency or emergency situations.” critical hazard or navigation.