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I listen to Music using active loudspeakers (which have their own volume adjustment) connected via Bluetooth. So the iPhone cannot know how loud my music is actually playing. Nevertheless, after some minutes, iOS reduces the volume to about 50%. I want to stay in control of how I play music. Therefore my question: How can I disable this automatic volume reduction?
iPhone 7, iOS 14
I have the same issue too.
I agree with international laws that protect our ears. But this is a different case: it's an error on ios's evaluation of the sound level.
I use "echo auto" on my car, and I need to push the volume level to de max to have the minimun effect. When ios pull down the volume, I suddenly lost the indication of maps, or simply I lost my music stream. Than I need to push up again the level, and it's a lot more dangerous when I'm alone in the car.
So.. it's not to respect the lows, it's a bug.
The EU changed their laws and Apple had to change their software to fit them.
You can't in some countries.
Is this because of legislation in these countries? I'm in France.
iOS14.2: How to disable automatic sound volume reduction?
