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Ernst Vikne Author

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391 points

Annoying warning messages about too loud sound

I get an annoying warning message on my iPhone all the time because the sound exposure has exceeded the seven-day limit. But I only listen to music in my car via bluetooth. I set the iPhone volume to max, but I regulate the final volume on my car amplifier.

It seems impossible to turn off these messages, and that's frustrating because they are not valid. There should be a way to tell the iPhone that when connected to a bluetooth device, the volume is controlled externally.

iPhone 8, iOS 14

Posted on Sep 18, 2021 7:23 AM

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Ernst Vikne Author

Level 2

391 points

Posted on Oct 10, 2021 1:18 AM

The problem is now solved, because I discovered I can choose Device Type for each bluetooth connection. If I choose Car Stereo instead of Headphones, no more warnings will appear.

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