What you need to know
- Google will likely introduce a separate volume control slider for ringtones and notifications soon.
- The change was spotted in the Android issue tracker as of December 2021.
- It is expected to come with the stable version of Android 13 QPR3 or the arrival of Android 14.
Google at last unlinked the ringtone and notice volume control cuts from one another because of a developing number of client demands, eliminating a well established impediment that numerous clients saw as irritating.
Separate sliders could show up with Android 14, as brought up by a Google delegate in a remark beneath the issue tracker (Opens in another tab) which started in December 2021 (through 9to5Google (Opens in another tab)). The component demand has been hailed as "Stable," demonstrating it's going down the line.
Google is isolating the notice and ringtone volume sliders on Android telephones. This element was a truly necessary improvement, first seen in Android 13 QPR2 beta 1, in spite of the fact that it isn't empowered as a matter of course. Despite the fact that QPR2 accomplished a steady delivery last Walk, the component was all the while lacking.
9to5 reports that no progressions have been spotted on Android 13 QPR3 Beta 3 or Android 14 Beta 1.1 that would show the appearance of independent volume control sliders.
At the point when it becomes public, you'll ultimately have the option to quiet the ringtone for approaching calls and set a higher volume for warnings, as well as the other way around, contingent upon your needs. This usefulness was accessible in past forms of Android once upon a time, yet Google at last eliminated it and blended ringtone and notice volumes.
Thus, changing one might influence the other, which can be baffling for clients who need to have the option to change the volume of their notices without influencing the volume of their ringtone. Then again, a significant number of Samsung's best telephones have consistently .
