Setting up a new Iphone11 and I have the ring tone sound set to the loudest pitch. It will ring 1 time on the loud pitch then drops to a very faint ring. Sometimes it will not ring loud at all. Ringtone is faint on all rings.

This is normal behavior and means once the phone rings, you are looking at the phone. The phone is capable of knowing you are aware it is ringing and is called "Attention Aware" which is a setting you can turn off if you'd rather your phone continue to ring at the loudest volume.

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The ringtone. Once considered a way to express yourself as an individual, a perk of having a top end phone, the ringtone itself has fallen on hard times. When was the last time you heard a custom ringtone being used? In fact, when was the last time you heard a phone ring at all?

Hey neighbors! We did have a previous concern with the Chime tones not updating as they should, which was later resolved, but has since re-opened for some neighbors still having this concern. If you are still experiencing this error, rest assured that I can get this information escalated and looked into further. Before having this looked into further, please try the follow to update your Chime tone:

Please ensure you have the most up-to-date app version, as well as OS version for the phone you are making the update from. Ensure you have no VPN turned on, and try to us only mobile data instead of wifi, or vice versa, if you find an error message when trying this the first time. Switching your connections may help avoid this error.

If you get an error message when updating your tone in the app, please force close your Ring app, wait a few seconds, and then open it again. Upon re-opening, navigate back to attempt to make this change. Before trying to make the change, see if the tone has already been updated to what you previously choose, and share your results here if this was the case.

For now, I have accepted this post as a solution. This is a helpful way for other neighbors that come into this thread to try these recommended troubleshooting steps. If these troubleshooting steps do not work, please share in depth information and examples as to what happens so we can pass it along to the appropriate teams. Thank you. 

Hey @muttdoc. Thank you for posting your experience and what you have done in your reply here! After checking with my teams that previously reported on this concern, it looks like it has been re-opened to look into further. I will make sure to update my accepted solution to reflect this for other neighbors that may come into this thread. While our teams are looking into this further, they expect that we should have a resolution in the coming weeks. I will, of course, make sure to keep this thread updated once this has been officially and fully resolved! Rest assured, you should not need to contact our support team at this time.

However, after reading your reply, I went back in to audio settings with WiFi on. I had not adjusted volume this time but the scale bar still showed the level near the low end where I wanted it. This time around I got a fleeting notification near the bottom of my screen saying the volume had been updated. Weird. And I tested the chime and it is indeed a lower volume!

Ring installed today and when I try to update the ring the chimes led flashes green and blue for a couple of seconds and the phone shows Updating settings. After a while the phone shows an error (screenshot attached)

I spoke to customer support yesterday and went through the normal diagnostic procedures with the agent. The agent (who was helpful) said he would need to raise it with the next support level (engineering I beleive).

By 2007 ringtones had indeed taken over the world. You heard them everywhere. By then those that were internet savvy were making their own by using audio editing programs. A whole generation of kids and young adults were getting accustomed and it affected rap and hip-hop unlike any other genre.

There was a moment in time where your ringtone was just a natural part of the cellphone experience, it played when you called, texted, or in the background as a ringback. Much like MySpace at the time, it was just something you imagined would be around forever. Now though, the days where cell phones would ring and the latest catchy song would jingle from its speakers are a distant memory.

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We're running Teams 533356 and 531156 on Apple macOS 12.6.1 Monterey. In the last 2 weeks we're seeing many internal Teams calls continue to ring after answering. Only way to stop the ringing is to quit Teams and re-launch. Anybody else seeing this ?

Having the same issue, but only when calling certain accounts using Windows 10 devices. Example would be if iPad A gets a call from PC A, PC A continues to ring after answering. But if iPad A calls PC A, no issue at all. Now if iPad A gets a call from PC B, there's no issue. This continues with random users calling iPad A. I've tried reimaging multiple PCs, even tried reimaging iPads. It almost seems account based, but not every account has an issue calling the iPad. Even tried using the browser version of Teams and still have the issue.

Title: Users may hear a continuous ringtone after dialing, answering, or hanging up a call in Microsoft Teams

User impact: Users may hear a continuous ringtone after dialing, answering, or hanging up a call in Microsoft Teams.

More info: This issue impacts the Microsoft Teams desktop client and web app, but the Microsoft Teams mobile app isn't affected. Users may need to close the desktop client or web version completely for the ringtone to end. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) users will continue to be impacted until the full fix is deployed.

Current status: We've confirmed that the formerly delayed fix has begun deployment and is tentatively scheduled to fully saturate by February 26, 2023, barring any blockers. In the interim, we're also developing an alternative fix to more expediently provide relief. We anticipate that this expedited fix will be ready to deploy by Friday, February 17, 2023, and we'll delineate a more concrete estimated time to resolution at our next scheduled update.

Scope of impact: Users answering, dialing, or hanging up some calls on the Microsoft Teams desktop client and web app may experience impact.

Root cause: A code conflict in a recently updated Microsoft Teams build is resulting in impact.

Next update by: Friday, February 17, 2023, at 9:30 PM UTC

Similar issue here. Everyday more users are reporting it. If primary user desk phone rings, then delegate picks up call, primary user and all other delegates continue to have their desk phones rings for about 10 rings. Most users here have no delegate, some have 1 delegate, but a few folks have 2-3 delegates. Microsoft's documentation says you can have up to 25 delegates. This issue started a few months ago for one user, now I've had 8 people report it in the last 2 weeks. We have reset the physical desk phones, turned off all delegates and set them up fresh, made sure the phone firmware & Teams were updates, swapped out physical desk phones, turned on/off the Enable lightweight calling experience. Nothing is resolving this issue. I believe the problem is in Teams code at this point, not our hardware or configuration.

We created a ticket with Microsoft Support. Every few days I had to ask for updates. Every time I did they told me that the problem was my PC (even though everyone with the problem has it on every pc they use) and each time they had me generate support files for them again. At some point my test system stopped having the problem, and they told me that they could no longer help unless I bothered one of my users every few days to get support files (the support files that I had provided many times) and when I told them I didn't want to do that they insisted there was nothing they could do. We got our Account Rep involved and they got more active, but still never found a solution. They just kept insisting that the problem was on the PCs, and not related to Teams.

Later I talked to a Microsoft Partner, who I won't name, and he explained that the way the Support system is structured, it benifits the first level support provider (who isn't Microsoft) to keep the tickets open as long as possible because they are paid based on the time they spend on each incident.

Edit: I forgot to mention that even having A5/E5 licensing, that costs hundres of thousdands, doesn't get you "premium support." Microsoft will sell you that seperately. This is just my opinion, but that model seems to encourage the not-premium support to be less than helpful. If it was useful people probably wouldn't pay for "premium," right?

What awful service! I appreciate the update, although I won't hold out hope of this fixing itself anytime soon and will hunt about for other call solutions.

Funny that they tried to pin it on blue tooth headsets and PCs - I'm on a Macbook Air and have the same issue, using plug-in old school Wantek headset mostly. Every call I get this, I've had this since first using Teams (6 months ago). Originally I was using a full Mac and had the same issue - I've even tried my bluetooth headset from home with the same results!

We were able to work through this with Microsoft support. I did have to train my users to send me diagnostics whenever they had the issue. It took a few weeks but we did get it fixed. I think Microsoft fixed something on their end and didn't own up to it. 152ee80cbc

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