Hello!
I noticed that by checking "Disable Absolute Volume" in Developer settings, we no longer get the prompt about hearing at high volumes even after phone restart.
This was not the case when I was using my Note 9. Every time after phone reboots, it would send a prompt and we have to click 'ok' to get to higher volumes.
That is no longer true with Note 10 Plus.
ShravanVelaga said:
Hello!
I noticed that by checking "Disable Absolute Volume" in Developer settings, we no longer get the prompt about hearing at high volumes even after phone restart.
This was not the case when I was using my Note 9. Every time after phone reboots, it would send a prompt and we have to click 'ok' to get to higher volumes.
That is no longer true with Note 10 Plus.
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Yay?
You don't have to do anything in developer settings. By default the volume warning is gone.
I thought it was strange that street the September patch I no longer had to do that. Here's to hoping this remains permanent!
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Noticed this too and yes... YAY!!!!
I had this problem and was verry enoyed. The solution is in bluettoth setings advance media volume sync. This is the only option that i change for volume limit to get lost. I try anything but only that fix the issues. If you activate the volume option from devloper medya volume sync cant be change.
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MatroxD said:
I thought it was strange that street the September patch I no longer had to do that. Here's to hoping this remains permanent!
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On the N975U1, the high volume warning was never present. Not on the firmware that it was on out of the box, not on the day one update, and not on the September patch update. No brightness warning either when maxing out the backlight.
I also noticed now, there are two distinct volume sliders(I have my volume controlling media by default) on top of one another.
Im glad they did away with that warning mess!
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I disabled the Bluetooth volume sync because the volume steps are to huge, plus the sound is not the same "quality" wise, I don't know why.
I'll using the official Samsung's Sound Assistant to lower the steps.
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I found a clicking sound when I tap the phone on the top.
I have figured that it might be because of the camera lens,
because when I open the camera app and focus on something close the noise is gone.
I had the same noise with my nexus s but not as loud and clear as this phone.
Please anyone check if you have the same noise,
Thanks
Nope.
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I have noticed random clicks when using the phone that sound like the camera lens or shutter. Probably some software bug
I noticed some clicking and realized it was the volume rocker. Hold the volume rocker and then tap the phone. the clicking stops on mine. I read around that the GSM Versions have a tighter volume rocker while the LTE models have the loose clicking one.
Settings-->Sounds-->Touch Sounds?
I turned them off because the sound wasn't always in sync with the actual screen touch. In fact, it was way out of sync far more often than not.
bedoig said:
Settings-->Sounds-->Touch Sounds?
I turned them off because the sound wasn't always in sync with the actual screen touch. In fact, it was way out of sync far more often than not.
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Its not sync problem.Its the closing sound of the speaker.Mentioned in many threads and already reported in google
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danzini said:
I noticed some clicking and realized it was the volume rocker. Hold the volume rocker and then tap the phone. the clicking stops on mine.
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After reading the OP i started taping my screen and heard a slight click noise when i got up near top left quadrant of the screen. After reading this quoted post, the clicking noise is definitely the volume rocker for me.
I've never noticed it before and its not a big deal for me
Eh. Normal. I get it on my gnex. Had it on my n1.
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predation said:
Eh. Normal. I get it on my gnex. Had it on my n1.
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Same here. It is definitely the camera...
Yea, its definitely the camera. Mine is somewhat annoying, whenever I set the phone down it makes a rattle sound, if I take my case off and tap around the camera it makes the sound. If I open the camera app and do it, its even worse. After opening/closing the app it gets better. Must be something with the shutter/lens in the Phone... Not sure if its on all devices or if we got a bad batch?
Its not the camera. That's the part of the phone that cause yur phone to vibrate via text or phone call ect, ect.....I noticed it a few years ago with my BB.
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i dont have a clicking noise when tapping the top of the phone, but have noticed that my back cover is making a clicking noise. when i tap it, it seems to indent (piece of sh*t plastic, nexus one was hands down the best quality phone i've ever owned)
I have just recently purchased the galaxy note II and I'm starting to hear an annoying noise pop every 5 seconds if I have sound on. It usually happens when you press an application, type, go back, and press the menu button. Is this happening to other people or is it just me? You usually hear it in a silence place.
mobaz21 said:
I have just recently purchased the galaxy note II and I'm starting to hear an annoying noise pop every 5 seconds if I have sound on. It usually happens when you press an application, type, go back, and press the menu button. Is this happening to other people or is it just me? You usually hear it in a silence place.
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I've had the phone just over a month and not had any experience of this problem.
mobaz21 said:
I have just recently purchased the galaxy note II and I'm starting to hear an annoying noise pop every 5 seconds if I have sound on. It usually happens when you press an application, type, go back, and press the menu button. Is this happening to other people or is it just me? You usually hear it in a silence place.
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Go to settings and under sound option disable keypad tones and touch tones. This will help you I think.
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chaitanya87 said:
Go to settings and under sound option disable keypad tones and touch tones. This will help you I think.
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It happens when i listen to audio or during a phone call too.
I returned the phone to the warranty provider they told me the next android update will fix this issue?
mobaz21 said:
I have just recently purchased the galaxy note II and I'm starting to hear an annoying noise pop every 5 seconds if I have sound on. It usually happens when you press an application, type, go back, and press the menu button. Is this happening to other people or is it just me? You usually hear it in a silence place.
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Usually, as in 'not always'? that's weird, can't be the touch sounds feedback then. Better return it, I've been lurking the forum lot lately and haven't read anything like it, I don't think a sw update will just fix it.
So I've just received my HTC 10. Got it as a gift and it's an upgrade from my Galaxy S6. There is a lot to like, but I've found some very annoying things that I seem unable to solve. Like not being able to edit the Quick Settings and the reason for opening this thread: no way of turning off sound AND vibration while using a an Android Wear watch.
On my S6 I was able to simply turn down the volume until it went to vibrate and then press volume down again. That way the phone was entirely silent and only my watch would vibrate. Not so with the 10. It'll either vibrate or it goes to Do-Not-Disturb mode meaning my watch doesn't vibrate anymore either.
It's extremely annoying as I'm often in meetings with my phone on the table in silent mode. That way I get notifications on my wrist while the phone is silent. Now I'm forced to put everything to silent and miss calls and messages as a result. It totally defeats the purpose of having the watch for notifications.
As I got the phone from HTC I wanted to hold off from rooting it, but it looks like it's either that or going back to the S6. Am I doing something something wrong/not finding the right settings or did HTC just forget?
Thanks in advance for your reply!
Thijsvr said:
So I've just received my HTC 10. Got it as a gift and it's an upgrade from my Galaxy S6. There is a lot to like, but I've found some very annoying things that I seem unable to solve. Like not being able to edit the Quick Settings and the reason for opening this thread: no way of turning off sound AND vibration while using a an Android Wear watch.
On my S6 I was able to simply turn down the volume until it went to vibrate and then press volume down again. That way the phone was entirely silent and only my watch would vibrate. Not so with the 10. It'll either vibrate or it goes to Do-Not-Disturb mode meaning my watch doesn't vibrate anymore either.
It's extremely annoying as I'm often in meetings with my phone on the table in silent mode. That way I get notifications on my wrist while the phone is silent. Now I'm forced to put everything to silent and miss calls and messages as a result. It totally defeats the purpose of having the watch for notifications.
As I got the phone from HTC I wanted to hold off from rooting it, but it looks like it's either that or going back to the S6. Am I doing something something wrong/not finding the right settings or did HTC just forget?
Thanks in advance for your reply!
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Yeah, this is weird from HTC. On previous devices the silent setting would work exactly like the Galaxy S6 one. It's strange that in the 10 it goes straight to DND mode.
As a workaround, if you don't want to root, you can tweak DND Mode to allow every notification through and get it on the smartwatch as well. This is not ideal, especially if you want to use DND mode for what it's meant...
VictorC said:
Yeah, this is weird from HTC. On previous devices the silent setting would work exactly like the Galaxy S6 one. It's strange that in the 10 it goes straight to DND mode.
As a workaround, if you don't want to root, you can tweak DND Mode to allow every notification through and get it on the smartwatch as well. This is not ideal, especially if you want to use DND mode for what it's meant...
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Unfortunately I also use DND often so this is not an ideal solution, but it'll have to do for now
HTC uses the same idea as Nexus device now, since HTC A9, which means the sound profile has only : normal, vibrate, and DND, no silent mode anymore; and the notification panel also followed Nexus, but don't worry, in Android N you can change quick settings in notification panel, just need to wait for 5 months.
Also, you can set up some apps, treat them as priority, so that they may go through. I don't use smart watch so I could be wrong. But this is just a problem about habit, once you get used to it, everything's fine.
Thijsvr said:
..this is not an ideal solution, but it'll have to do for now
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What about such not an ideal solution as setting ringtone Silent.. hmm.. ??
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jauhien said:
What about such not an ideal solution as setting ringtone Silent.. hmm.. ??
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The phone also vibrates on messages and emails. There are multiple work arounds, but none as quick as just turning down the volume and have your phone be silent. I don't want to dive into settings everytime I walk into a meeting.
Thijsvr said:
The phone also vibrates on messages and emails. There are multiple work arounds, but none as quick as just turning down the volume and have your phone be silent. I don't want to dive into settings everytime I walk into a meeting.
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you don't need to dive into the settings,
1: drag down the quick settings and tap on DND, only 2 steps;
2: press and hold volume down button, when switched to vibrates mode, tap on the bell icon, also only 2 steps.
Alpert3 said:
you don't need to dive into the settings,
1: drag down the quick settings and tap on DND, only 2 steps;
2: press and hold volume down button, when switched to vibrates mode, tap on the bell icon, also only 2 steps.
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I meant to do the settings where you change the priority mode settings each time you want the phone to be silent, but don't want DND on etc.
I've had my phone since launch and this only just started happening. I'm stock.
When I use the hardware volume rocker, the volume control GUI comes up at the top of the screen like always. Before, I could tap anywhere else on the screen to make those controls go away. Now, that no longer works, and I have to wait ~2 seconds for it to go away, which is annoying if I need to use or tap that area of the screen. What is worse, if I even try to tap anywhere else to make it go away, it resets that 2 second timer so that I HAVE to sit and wait for it to disappear EVERY time I use the volume rocker.
Did this change with the last monthly security update? Anyone else seeing this?
Can you be more specific about what you mean when you say "hardware volume rocker"?
Check to see if you have "switch access" enabled in accessibility in settings. This causes weird things to happen sometimes.
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VergilPrime said:
Can you be more specific about what you mean when you say "hardware volume rocker"?
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The volume button on the side of the phone.
ahent said:
Check to see if you have "switch access" enabled in accessibility in settings. This causes weird things to happen sometimes.
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No, but thanks for the idea to check.
I'm getting that too, for often much longer than 2 seconds. Sure is weird. Switch Access is off.
I'm using Nova launcher and the slider pop-up goes away as soon as I touch the screen. (December security update, stock and not rooted.)
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Crazy late post but I had the same thing happen to me. It went away when I changed my system wide font size.
Having similar issue here, but slightly different.
When i use the rocker and menu appears it will not go away UNTIL I touch somewhere on the screen.
And if I touch the menu to adjust the slider I will still need to touch elsewhere on the screen to make the volume menu go away.
Very annoying.
I'm VZW Pixel XL on 7.1.1 (unlocked bootloader and rooted)
I'm going to be updating to a newer Android version soon, but it's quite annoying until then.
Asus zenfone max pro m1, Android 8.1
I may be to late to answer this tread but I had same problem recently. It got solved. It happened because I downloaded an auto-clicker app to do some stuff. It needed the "display over other app" permission. When I uninstalled it, everything was fine. I think it was due to that permission unusual stuff were happening.
So guys I had to factory reset my phone as it was behaving badly .not when I reboot the phone I get 2 weird notifications can you guys please tell me what they are and how to get rid of them I took a screen shot of one the other notification goes to fast so I cant screen shot it
But it flashing up at the bottom of the screen never had this before
Received boot completed
Android.intent.action.BOOT._COMPLETED
Then a few seconds after that and other thing flashes up saying
REBOOT COMPLETED NULL
haircut123 said:
Received boot completed
Android.intent.action.BOOT._COMPLETED
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Well that is something you code into your app if you want it to be active once your device finished booting.
If your device boots up, some apps and processes are started. If an app (e.g. a sms app) wants to function after booting (e.g. notify you if a new sms arrives) that app has to "listen" to your device which basiclly says "Okay, I finished booting." Every app listening to that will then start theirselves.
haircut123 said:
REBOOT COMPLETED NULL
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Don't know why, but this seems to say that the value vor "reboot completed" is null (no value found/set).
Since it's a toast you get (that's the name of the message appearing) I guess some app was coded to display it's boot_completed status.
However, I don't really think you should be worried about, but I also don't think you can disable toasts...
Thanks for the reply I found out the issue it was sam tweaks
Also is there a way to remove the loud volume warning I've only noticed it as an issue due to my old headphones I just started using that are not as sensitive so need the volume up ,
Originally you only see the warning the first time after a factory reset ,(it does not happen after every reboot anymore like it used to be in oreo )
you can dismiss it the notification and turn up the volume and you wont see it again for 10 or 11 days (I tested it it )of keeping the volume in the red section
Then suddenly without warning the music volume will drop and you think wtf grab the phone and unlock it and the loud volume warning pop up is there and you need to dismiss it to get the volume back. That's the only time it happens 10 or 11 days of keeping the volume high in the red area.
I've had this phone a year and never knew about this because I never needed to have the headphone volume in the red area or maxed out for more than 10 or 11 days.but because the headphones I'm using now are not loud, I needed the volume up and noticed this.ive odinid back to pie from android 10 but still it's the same.so you get 10 or 11 days of high volume then Samsung automatically turns yours music down if you keep it in the red area.im from uk running all stock no root standard official fw
Bump for some help with the loud volume warning forcing the music down?does android 10 fix this issue or does that auto force your music volume down after around 10 days like I've just noticed on pie 9 one ui