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Hi. Just updated my iPhone 11 with recent software update and it’s dictating headphone sound level. I don’t use headphones but a Bluetooth speaker. Out of the blue it now dumps the volume. Very annoying and will definitely be a deciding factor when it’s time to renew phone contract.
Apple butt out 😡😡
Apple Watch Series 3, watchOS 7
SeriousM4x wrote:
Don’t understand me wrong. I think it’s a good law, but Apple kinda implemented it wrong.
The law does not apply to bluetooth headphones and it should be overridable by the user to 100dB anyway.
The 7-day level implementation must be a mistake.
Apple did what the EU asked.
End of story.
I don’t live in the EU, so hopefully not. Also, not differentiating between headphones and other Bluetooth speakers is just bad code.
This noise level rubbish is a game changer. Come contract renewal time I’m ditching I phone for who ever has unmuted noise levels.
enough people dump their iPhones maybe they’ll wake up.
P.S. 4 weeks to go
I must use other apps to go round this insane rule . I live in europe and apple is following recommendations from EU !!!!
Since it seems impossible to delete the Health app ( I have no use of it) , I have to delete all data every day I have used a media player.
Thanks , I’ll write.
It seems like Apple found a solution to our problem: https://www.macrumors.com/2021/01/26/apple-releases-ios-14-4/
Finally! This has been a super annoying last couple months. Excuse me while I update my phone. :)
Headphone sound level restriction
