If you have an iPhone, and use some airpods, or other headphones, I am sure that at some point you have a message about the volume of these, indicating that it is above the Recommended limits By the company, however, it is not as reliable as it should.
And there are many factors that can produce this, without you like that you really have so high music, and you could be right, although their measurements try to be precise, they do not take into account a series of things that we will see now.
High volume on iPhone?
«According to the use you have made of the headphones in the last seven days, the volume has been lowered to protect your ear«. This is the message we are talking about, and that not only does it jump in the form of notification, but that, that the volume of the music or audio that we are listening at that time, which can be more tedious yet.
And this occurs based on some scales that Apple has and believes that they work, however, it is not always the case, and, for example, in my case, even the maximum it falls short, because I use some AirPods of years ago that they no longer have the maximum sound just like the first day, just like each type of song does not sound the same, because some have a greater power than others at the same point of volume.
Therefore, do not, do not be afraid that Apple will tell you this, since if you use 2 different types of headphones, the iPhone will not distinguish between them, and will only take as a reference the volume indicated by the bar of this, so if you have both the two, despite the fact that one could damage your ears, and the other does not, for Apple it will be the same, indicating that it is a useless functionand that we cannot trust her.
If we want prevent this message from appearingwe can do it this way:
- Open the adjustments
- Go to 'Accessibility'
- Click on 'Audio/Visual'
- Disable the option 'Notification of headphones'
It is true that, sometimes, these types of notices are well, however, I think that in this aspect Apple lacks a lot to improve, and that it would never become reliable, since if the airpods, as in my case, have many years, and they no longer manage to reproduce the sound so high (just as they have somewhat broken meshes due to the clean Everything, the volume may be much lower than it is considered dangerous, so if Apple reduces it even more and sends us the message, it will be absurd.
And you, have you ever received this notification? Do you really think that, in your case, it was well sent, or also consider that it is excessive and that you were not listening to such high music, but at a normal volume?
