In this video, I show you how to stop that sudden “jump-scare” ringtone on Motorola phones by enabling the built-in option called “Increasing incoming ring.” I walk you through the exact path: open Settings, go to Sound & vibration, then scroll down (or tap Advanced), and turn on the Increasing incoming ring toggle. Once it’s enabled, your ringtone starts low and gradually increases up to the volume level you’ve set—so calls feel a lot more natural, especially in quiet rooms. I also talk about why this setting is genuinely useful in daily life: it’s easier on your ears, it’s more professional in an office, and it pairs nicely with other alert options like “Vibrate then ring” for a smoother notification experience. If you don’t see the toggle on your specific Moto model or UI version (My UX / Hello UI), I mention checking Motorola’s apps like Moto Actions to manage alert behavior more effectively. The main takeaway: this is one of those small hidden sound settings that makes your phone feel smarter without installing anything extra.