How do I get rid of this volume warning when making volume go higher? [Note 5]

[Oscar Maradiaga]

How to get rid of this ?

 

[TJA3500]

You have to be rooted or If you install Tasker, you can use a plugin called autoinput.
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[slackerjack]

Or just suck it up...it only happens once after a fresh reboot. Hardly a reason to root

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[novice]

It's not a massive inconvenience; as pointed out it occurs once per reboot.

Nonetheless, is there a box to check using Package Disabler Pro?

 

[TheMatrix31]

It would be great to disable this nonsense.

 

[bbqwings2]

Actually it happens every time I plug in headphones, not once a reboot. I like it though, because for me it's pretty much if I have it above that level then people can hear my music in public.

From my Note 5 paired with my larger Asus Zenwatch 2

 

[Soylent_Green]

It is annoying yes but you get over it.

 

[TheMatrix31]

It sucks when you have to bump the volume on the phone using Spotify while driving so that it comes in louder on Bluetooth and you have to fumble around because of this stupid message that you forgot exists.

 

[homestead]

I also find this a nuisance every time I begin to listen to podcasts over Bluetooth in the car.

 

[DsM]

Actually it happens every time I plug in headphones, not once a reboot. I like it though, because for me it's pretty much if I have it above that level then people can hear my music in public.

From my Note 5 paired with my larger Asus Zenwatch 2

I'm not having this problem once I adjust the ridiculous volume limiter first thing in the morning while I'm shaving I never have to fool with it again. And I plug in earphones and blue tooth devices at least 10 times a day. Have no solution for your problem though.

Again, I'm wondering if Package Disabler Pro has a box that would disable this function. I don't have the technical expertise to sort through all the possibilities.