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iOS 27: How to hide or replace the audio button in iMessages

iOS 27: How to hide or replace the audio button in iMessages

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Big Tech Apple iOS 27: How to hide or replace the audio button in iMessages You can make that button actually useful. 22, 2026 7:30 pm EST Apple Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover Have you accidentally tapped the audio button inside iMessage's text input bar when sending a message? Justin Bieber went viral with an Insta post complaining about how frequently it happened to him.

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Big Tech Apple iOS 27: How to hide or replace the audio button in iMessages You can make that button actually useful. By Jonny Evans Sept. 22, 2026 7:30 pm EST Apple Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover Have you accidentally tapped the audio button inside iMessage's text input bar when sending a message? Justin Bieber went viral with an Insta post complaining about how frequently it happened to him. The problem is that tapping the button launches a voice recording session, during which your iPhone will stop playing music so it can record the message it thinks you want to send.

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