Here you can choose between a handful of haptic patterns, and you can create a custom haptic by tapping Create New Vibration. In the Default Alerts menu, you can also change your haptics by tapping Haptics near the top of the page. To change this sound, go to Settings > Sounds & Haptics > Default Alerts, and you'll be able to select new and classic tones. This is the first time Apple has allowed iPhone users to change the default notification sound.

In iOS 17.2, Apple allows you to change the default notification sound. Only three options are available in each of these sections at this time, so Memoji isn't a full-on character creator menu as you'd see in a video game.Ĭhange your default notification sounds and haptics You can adjust your Memoji's waist, bust, shoulders and arms in this menu. In iOS 17.2, there's a new menu in the Memoji editor called Body that lets you edit the appearance of your Memoji's body. If you don't like this, you can turn the setting off by going to Settings > Music and tapping the toggle next to Add Favorite Songs. If you subscribe to Apple Music (which costs $11 a month) iOS 17.2 lets you automatically add songs you've favorited to your library.

To react with a Live Sticker, long-press on a text like you would to add a reaction, then tap Add Sticker in the dropdown menu to pull up your stickers. In iOS 17.2, you can react to texts in Messages with your Live Stickers. The feature lets you create your own stickers from pictures you've taken. Live Stickers is a new feature Apple introduced in iOS 17 at launch.

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