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No shutter sound on camera

Check your phone app's settings. I don't know that phone, but every phone I've owned lets me turn it off (one of the first things I do), so it may just have got accidentally switched off. Though I believe some countries mandate that the phone camera makes a sound, so you may not have this options.

Are other sounds still working?
 
All of the above.
And if akl else fails, a device restart may be in order.

Not a reset, a restart.

Like turning the phone off then back on again. (Or an actual restart.)

For Android, a restart is like a good night's sleep is for us.
 
I have had phones, like the current Galaxy Note model, that have a "Shutter Sound" on-off switch in the Camera settings... and I have had phones that have no such option: shutter sound is mandatory. I've never heard of a phone with no shutter sound at all, and I don't think it would be legal to sell it that way.

That said: once you check your Settings -- Sounds -- Volume and make sure everything is turned up (especially system and media volumes), if everything makes a sound except the camera, it's possible that the shutter sound media file was corrupted. The camera sound resides in System/Media/Audio and is probably named something like "camera_click.ogg" - if it's possible, you might want to locate that media file online, download it and paste it into that folder, replacing the corrupt (or missing) file. A file explorer app like Solid Explorer may allow you to do that without root.
 
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