The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max have a new Action button that takes the place of the ringer switch. By default you can long press the Action button to mute calls, but it does so much more.

Whenever you press the Action Button, the shortcut will run, and the relevant action will happen depending on the current time. Open the Settings app and select "Action Button." Swipe through to ...

To begin, open Shortcuts ... this Shortcuts action to the Action Button, let’s give it a name. Tap on the carat icon just below the Dynamic Island, then tap Rename, and call it something ...

Developer Federico Viticci chose the default 7 seconds as the threshold for pressing the Action button twice based on his own real-life usage, but you can modify the limit. Open the Shortcuts app ...

so if you want to have the Action Button do something like open a book in Audible or create a to-do in Things, you would set that up with the Shortcuts app. Here are a few first and third-party ...

While free ChatGPT users can still access it, there is a variable monthly limit on how many times they can call up Advanced ... This should open the Action Button assignment application/option ...

What does the Action button do? That’s actually up to you. It’s customizable, so you can program the button to open the phone’s camera, flashlight, calendar, or other frequently used apps.

If you keep it as default, the Action Button pushed in portrait mode will toggle silent mode, flipping horizontally to the left will open the camera for video, and to the right will do the same ...