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questionwonder

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May 6, 2013
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I just bought an iPad Air and I was wondering if it was possible to create a button on my screen to mute?
I'm aware of the drop down from the top right where I can slide the volume control to 0 and the physical volume buttons, but I'd like a one button solution.

Is there a native way to do it or a 3rd party app that will allow me to create a button like that...?
 
I just bought an iPad Air and I was wondering if it was possible to create a button on my screen to mute?
I'm aware of the drop down from the top right where I can slide the volume control to 0 and the physical volume buttons, but I'd like a one button solution.

Is there a native way to do it or a 3rd party app that will allow me to create a button like that...?

Perhaps a shortcut?
 
What about switching the iPad to "Do not disturb" mode? How digitalexplr stated, maybe you can find a shortcut for that.
 
What could be easier than just holding the volume down button on the side?
This is what I do.

It’s probably going to be faster than being surprised at a loud noise, having to search for the mute button, then muting it.
 
What about the assistive touch home button? You can sign a Siri shortcut to that. Shortcut can mute the sounds?
 
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