It’s time to sleep the f**k in.
For years, it’s always been nine more measly minutes. If you don’t know what the hell I’m talking about, you’ve probably never owned an iPhone, or you’re one of those freaks who wakes up without a device screaming in your face to do so. If you are in one of those camps, let me explain: for 18 years, Apple has maintained a vice grip on its alarm snooze feature, which grants nine more minutes to your alarm. No more, no less. Just nine minutes. And there’s no adjusting that in settings.
No adjusting that until now, that is. As noted by MacRumors, iOS 26, which was just introduced at Apple’s WWDC 2025, finally lets you manually set your snooze time, which means one thing: it’s time to sleep the f**k in, at least for as much as 15 whole minutes. In normal, non-sleep-related time, six minutes more isn’t a lot, but when it comes to waking up, if you’re anything like me, six minutes is basically a lifetime. Imagine all the horrible stress dreams about your teeth falling out you could have had in that time. Or heck, you might even luck out and get the one where you’re driving a car and the brakes go out.
