Ok so I know that there is that reduce loud sound feature, but what happened to the volume limit?? I have rather sensitive ears so that was really useful. Am I just blind and can’t find it or was it removed? If so the loss of that one feature makes me regret updating, like severely regretting it...
iPhone XR
Hi there Yama1lama,
We understand you have a question about volume limits on your iPhone, and we'd like to share a resource that can help.
Check it out here: Adjust the volume on iPhone
Specifically, check out the section below:
"Limit the volume for music and videos
Cheers!
Hi there Yama1lama,
We understand you have a question about volume limits on your iPhone, and we'd like to share a resource that can help.
Check it out here: Adjust the volume on iPhone
Specifically, check out the section below:
"Limit the volume for music and videos
Cheers!
Yama1lama,
Thanks for that additional information.
Check out where to find that option in iOS 14 here: Adjust the volume on iPhone
The specific section below may help:
"Limit the headphone volume
You can limit the maximum headphone volume for music and videos.
Note: If you have Screen Time turned on in Settings, you can prevent changes to the maximum headphone volume. Go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > Reduce Loud Sounds, then select Don’t Allow."
Regards!
Thank you for your response,
I'm aware of the fact that the volume limit used to be there, but I'm having trouble finding it in IOS 14. I have been using it all the time in IOS 13, but ever since updating my phone to IOS 14 I have not been able to find it.
Thanks you
Thank you for the response, but its not that either. That is "Reduce Loud Sounds", but I'm looking for volume limits. It where you can make it so that the maximum volume of the audio will be brought down to like 40% and then you'll be able to control the volume more precisely within that range. It was in IOS 13, but I have not been able to find it in IOS 14.
Yama1lama,
Thanks for those details.
In iOS 14, using Reduce Loud Sounds would be the way to set a volume limit. If you'd like to leave feedback regarding this, you can do so here: Product Feedback
Take care!
Volume Limits???
