Thank you for taking the time to
respond.
I am using the Bluetooth connection
to my Hearing Aids when it works, but otherwise the (not very
loud)-speaker
I have found "Headphone safety" in
SETTINGS>SOUNDS, but I can see what I have to do to tell it
to stop messing me about and leave the volume on maximum where I
set it.
With seasonal greetings and my very
best wishes for a Happy, Healthy, Peaceful, Successful,
Prosperous, Covid- and Stress-free New Year.
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MC Black
On 17/12/2023 22:31, Jim Saklad via
groups.io wrote:
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Dr. MC Black wrote:
I use an iPhone 6s
I have noticed that when make or receive a call, the volume level, controlled by the + and - buttons on the left side is always at the mid point.
I then have to increase the volume so I can hear the other person.
But the next time, the volume has reverted to the mid point of the range.
I need the volume on maximum all the time.
Is there any way of setting it so the volume remains on maximum?
Are you listening to the speakers, or is it sending a signal directly to your hearing aids?
The iPhone has a switchable sound-limiting setting that applies to ¡°headphones¡± ¨C which I suspect may include hearing aids as well as earbuds, airpods, and actual headphones.
Settings / Sounds and Haptics / Headphone Safety (near the bottom).
