The phone keeps vibrating for several possible reasons, including app notifications, system alerts (like low battery or software updates), haptic feedback when typing, or repeat notification alerts. It may also happen due to hardware issues such as a faulty vibration motor, malware, or enabled NFC (which can trigger vibrations if it interacts with a card attached to the phone). Sometimes, settings like vibration for notifications or repeat notifications can cause constant vibrations. To fix this, common steps are to restart the phone, turn off vibration in the sound settings, disable haptic feedback, close all open apps, and check notification settings for apps that might be causing the vibrations. Disabling repeat notification alerts and turning off NFC can help especially on Samsung phones. If none of these work, a factory reset or repair might be necessary to address hardware issues. Here are tailored suggestions:
- Restart the phone to clear bugs and reset processes.
- Disable vibration or switch sound mode to sound/mute in settings.
- Turn off vibration in specific app notification settings.
- Disable repeat notification alerts if on a Samsung device.
- Turn off NFC if the phone has a wallet with cards attached.
- Update software and apps to avoid glitches.
- Consider a factory reset if the problem persists.
- Seek professional repair if hardware might be faulty.
These solutions apply across Android and iPhone devices with slight variations in settings management.
