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No shit. This should be a disclaimer when buying the phone then.

• dogma1138 12y ago
  Iphone does the same thing when the media volume is set above the "safe" limit. It's a regulatory requirement not some Android bug.
  • birdsareweird 12y ago
    Just because it's a regulatory requirement doesn't mean it's not a bug.
  • mdaniel 12y ago
    From where did you get that regulatory requirement information?
    • ethanhunt_ 12y ago
      "Now all personal music players sold in the EU after February 2013 are expected to have a default sound limit of 85dB. The user can choose to override the limit so that the sound level can be increased up to maximum 100dB. If the user overrides the limit, warnings about the risks must be repeated every 20 hours of listening time. " via http://www.bbc.com/news/health-21294537 http://www.bbc.com/news/health-21294537 The "repeated every 20 hours" would explain why OP was seeing the warning seemingly randomly.
  • gergles 12y ago
    No, it doesn't.