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I am using a bluetooth speaker (not headphones), and the Health app is tracking decibel levels as if I am using headphones. This is causing my volume to be automatically reduced to 50% due to "excessive levels", even though I am not using headphones.
How do I differentiate between bluetooth headphones and other bluetooth devices?
I am using an Iphone 12 mini with IOS 14.3.
You can now do that in ios14.4
You can now do that in ios14.4
Bluetooth Sound Level Notifications
