How to use Siri to end FaceTime and phone calls on iPhone

Did you know that you can use Apple’s virtual assistant Siri to end FaceTime and phone calls on iPhone? This functionality is especially helpful if you are using Bluetooth earbuds, or AirPods, or even if your hands are busy and you are unable to manually end the call.

The ability of Siri to end FaceTime and phone calls can be enabled in a few simple steps and the voice commands to use the functionality are just as easy. Learn how to use Siri to end FaceTime and phone calls on iPhone below:

How to use Siri to end FaceTime and phone calls on iPhone

Learn how to use Siri to end FaceTime and phone calls on iPhone

  1. Launch Settings from the Home screen of your iPhone.
  2. Tap on Siri & Search. how to use Siri to end FaceTime and phone calls on iPhone
  3. Make sure that the Listen for”Hey Siri” option is enabled. Then, tap on Call Hang Up. how to use Siri to end FaceTime and phone calls on iPhone
  4. Finally, toggle the switch for Call Hang Up to ON.
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The virtual assistant will now be listening for the “Hey Siri hang up” voice command. You can also use the “Hey Siri, end call” voice command to force Siri to end FaceTime and phone calls.

Note that if you are planning to enable this feature, there is a possibility that Siri may end your calls without you saying the required voice command. Though the virtual assistant gets 10 points for accuracy, it is still not perfect.

We hope this guide helped you learn how to use Siri to end FaceTime and phone calls on your iPhone. If you have any questions, let us know in the comments below.

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About the Author

Asma Hussain is an editor at iThinkDifferent, where she covers Apple news, streaming services, mobile gaming, and app reviews, with a particular focus on social media and consumer tech. She writes hands-on guides and app coverage drawn from day-to-day use across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Outside of writing, she's interested in digital illustration, internet culture, and the small design decisions that shape how people use technology.

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