I thought this was more of a phone issue, but on a recent Reddit post two other Model S owners (on the Google Pixel subreddit, not a Tesla subreddit) noted that they experience the same thing.
Essentially, whenever my phone is connected to my car via Bluetooth, after every chapter of an audiobook via Audible or after every track of music via Spotify, the car turns the volume on my phone down to almost 0. It happens every time. It doesn't do this to my wife's phone, nor does any other device do it to my phone.
I figured the phone shouldn't allow this, but given that it's happening to other people, too (and specifically Model S owners), it strikes me as more of a Tesla problem.
I've tried a couple solutions posted to solve it on the phone side (Disable Absolute Volume, AVRCP 1.6), but they haven't helped yet.
Any thoughts?
Essentially, whenever my phone is connected to my car via Bluetooth, after every chapter of an audiobook via Audible or after every track of music via Spotify, the car turns the volume on my phone down to almost 0. It happens every time. It doesn't do this to my wife's phone, nor does any other device do it to my phone.
I figured the phone shouldn't allow this, but given that it's happening to other people, too (and specifically Model S owners), it strikes me as more of a Tesla problem.
I've tried a couple solutions posted to solve it on the phone side (Disable Absolute Volume, AVRCP 1.6), but they haven't helped yet.
Any thoughts?