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Hello,
I have an iPhone 12 Pro and my iPhone doesn’t want to play music louder than 100 decibels.
And yes My “ reduce loud sound” is off, and it still doesn’t want to go more than 100 decibels.
it’s like my Reduce loud sound is stuck On.
i’ve tried different speakers or headphones with and without Bluetooth. The result is the same.
My old iPhone X and even my wife iPhone 12 Pro works find.
I don’t know what to do.
thanksss
iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 14
Two options:
In BlueTooth settings, click on the device info and select device type "Speaker"
Or in Settings, Accessibility, Audio Visual, turn off Headphone Notifications.
Take care not to use actual Headphones with either of those settings.
Two options:
In BlueTooth settings, click on the device info and select device type "Speaker"
Or in Settings, Accessibility, Audio Visual, turn off Headphone Notifications.
Take care not to use actual Headphones with either of those settings.
iPhone sound settings
