Ringer volume turns off when Bluetooth in car connects

Angel: I have a Tesla? If affects all models

Same problem. 2020 GMC Sierra XLT IPhone X. Big problem. Where is Apple response???

I’ve had this for 3 years. Mercedes iPhone XS Bluetooth or CarPlay. Ring volume zeros when I leave car. It’s no joke missing calls. I told Apple years ago, still no fix.

iPhone volume goes to 01 connected by Bluetooth of new Buick enclave

I have a 2021 Equinox, iphone volume turns off when i get into the vehicle

Have the same issue on my 21 Colorado, very frustrating to say the least.

Lmao

Did anyone ever figure out how to prevent this? it’s driving me crazy…

Does anyone know if GM has been contacted about the issue? And besides apple saying it isn't their fault, is there a next step for this to bring to someones attention?

We match problems exactly!!!! I NEW IPhone 11 with my chevy traverse!!! where do I find responses to this questions?

What is the work around?!?

I’ve been experiencing the same issue in my 2019 Mercedes with the new MBux infotainment system. Problem started early January 2019 with my iPhone X. Just upgraded to a iPhone 11 and issue persists.

Very frustrating and annoying. Fix this Apple!

rarely if ever, these are community discussion boards. If you want direct discussion with apple, you can submit support requests to them and reference the thread. Submitting feedback on the product feedback page is also helpful for them to fix the issue

The problem cannot be fixed with any of the suggestions, I have tried around 5 of the recent suggestions. The problem appears to be connected with, but not limited to, connecting the iPhone to your auto audio by bluetooth. When you connect to your auto by Bluetooth, it probably has the volume set to around 75% in some cases, but in your car the audio will be raised to 75% volume, and that’s quite high. What do you do? You turn the volume most of the way down. That’s where the volume level will likely be. This likely will also occur when you connect to an earbud, or headphone and the results will end up the same.

A new scenario happened to me the other day, where I was setting at a restaurant table where I (as usual) checked the ringer volume, then the audio volume to assure myself I can hear the “ringer”. One instance the volume was at around 10%, so I raised the volume with the side button, and it dropped to the bottom. This occurred several times when I was setting there. I shut the iPhone down, and restarted, then set the side button volume to around 75%, and it stayed there.

Apple must re-write their software to separate the volume control to a scenario that is separate between a car audio device and a headphone. We don’t need to blowout our eardrums, yet when the ringer rings, we must be able to hear it.

What I don't really understand is that according to past conversations with apple support when I wanted to write my own "profiles" app, they do not allow 3rd parties to control core phone options. This conversation was specifically about "apps to control ringer volume based on current location or other connections". Seems like their policy has changed or I was wrongly informed.