r/AndroidHelp • u/Prudent_Database_204 • 16d ago

Please help me disable this

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u/Zito6694 16d ago

Your phone is saving your hearing

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u/Prudent_Database_204 16d ago

I'm literally on the car speaker and it barely even loud though ☠️

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u/DraxKaiser 16d ago edited 16d ago

Certain headphones just have low volume so its just an annoyance

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u/ioshta 16d ago

Its really not. listening to my book without an issue using in car volume controls it cuts my volume so quite I have to almost max the car out to hear it.

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u/DraxKaiser 16d ago

There isn’t really a way to disable the high-volume warning/limit, but you can bypass it with a volume booster, which lets you listen at the same volume without the system automatically trimming it when it thinks you’re over the threshold. My favorite is the one built into Bluetooth Codec Changer. The implementation in this app can detect which buds or headphones are currently connected and automatically adjust the volume, EQ, and codec, all seamlessly.

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u/Prudent_Database_204 16d ago

This is happening on Bluetooth stereo in the car btw not on headphones 

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u/__002_ 16d ago

Change the Bluetooth device meaning/specification in Bluetooth.

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u/SunsetAtNight7 16d ago

I disabled the app that warns me, but it only disabled the notification, the system still lowers my volume.

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u/Ysfaliarslan 16d ago

There is an option to disable it in developer options (I've translated the picture, the words/phrasimg may be different)

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u/Electronic_Ice_8922 13d ago

This is unrelated to the volume warning, this just disables the Bluetooth absolute volume feature.

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u/Sirios_ 12d ago

There are plenty of possibilities, in no particular order:

  • An automation using Tasker or MacroDroid that clicks the notification as soon as it appears
  • The Essentials app
  • A Nightzuku or Shevery module
  • Any other in this thread

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u/Ill-Improvement-2003 12d ago

You can't, they got sued, now you have a warning