Google will soon allow Android users to control their phone’s ringtone and notification volume separately. This could appear in June’s Quarterly Platform Release (QPR) or Android 14. 9to5Google.Current setup found by going to setting > sound and vibrationshows four sliders, including media volume, call volume, alarm volume, and ringer and notification volume.
9to5Google discovered the ADB command in QPR2 Beta 1. This command created two separate sliders titled Ring Volume and Notification Volume. When Google added this to Android, it expanded the number of sliders on the page from 4 to 5, allowing Android users to set the notification volume lower, higher, or equal to their ringtone. increase. That level of customization is apparently not currently offered.
The Feature Request page, part of the Android Issue Tracker site, shows a comment written by a Googler talking about creating another slider. This comment was posted yesterday and elicited the following response from his Android user posted today: Easier to use! ”
We are committed to separating the volume sliders for ringtones and notifications. Image credit 9to5Google
The question of $64 million is when. Will Google make separate notification and ringtone sliders available? It could appear in the stable QPR3 release added provisionally on June 5th. And when we say “drawn in pencil,” we mean it. After all, Google’s update release schedule is as punctual as the New York City subway system. Individual sliders will not appear in the QPR3 Beta 3 release.
Another possibility is that the Sounds and Vibrations page may change with the Android 14 release scheduled for August. However, similar to QPR3 Beta, the latest Android 14 Beta release, which is version 1.1, does not display individual sliders.
Yes, this is a small Android change, but it can improve the user experience.
