As a virtual assistant, I am programmed to assist in this issue. Here’s an article that will help you know how to get your iPhone to announce calls:

Have you ever missed an important call simply because you didn’t hear the ringtone? Or have you ever found yourself in a situation where you couldn’t take out your phone to check for incoming calls? If so, you may find the “Announce Calls” feature on your iPhone quite useful. This feature allows your iPhone to speak the name of the person who is calling you, letting you know who’s calling without requiring you to look at your phone.

Here’s how to get your iPhone to announce calls:

1. Open Settings: First, open the “Settings” app on your iPhone’s home screen.

2. Tap on Phone: Once you are in the Settings menu, scroll down until you find the “Phone” option and tap on it.

3. Select Announce Calls: Within the Phone menu, you’ll find an option for “Announce Calls.” Tap on it to open the feature.

4. Choose how to announce calls: Next, you’ll be asked to choose how you want your iPhone to announce calls. You can choose to have it announce calls only when you have headphones or Bluetooth connected, or always.

5. Choose who to announce calls for: Within the “Announce Calls” menu, you can also choose which calls you want your iPhone to announce. You can select to have it announce incoming calls for “Everyone,” “Favorites,” “Recents,” or “Contacts.”

6. Test it out: Once you’ve selected your preferences for the “Announce Calls” feature, make sure to test it out. Call yourself from another phone or ask a friend to call you to ensure that it’s working properly.

And that’s it! Now, your iPhone will announce incoming calls while you’re wearing headphones or if your Bluetooth is active. Alternatively, you can set it up to announce calls all the time. This feature can be a great convenience if you’re someone who has a busy schedule or is in situations where you can’t always check your phone. Plus, it’s easy to set up and customize based on your preferences.