Apple's virtual personal assistant, Siri, can set any alarm you ask for. But after a while all those alarms can pile up. Luckily, what Siri sets, Siri can also delete — either one at a time or all at once. That makes Siri super efficient at keeping you super efficient!
How to delete an alarm on your iPhone or iPad with Siri
- Press and hold the Home button or say "Hey, Siri" on your iPhone or iPad to activate Siri.
- Say something like "Delete my 7 am alarm."
If Siri finds more than one alarm for that time, you'll be asked to confirm which one you'd like to delete.
How to delete all alarms on your iPhone or iPad with Siri
- Press and hold the Home button or say "Hey, Siri" on your iPhone or iPad to activate Siri.
- Say "Delete all my alarms."
Say "yes" to confirm to Siri that you do indeed wish to eradicate all the alarms.
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