This is you inadvertently doing it most likely. That is what happens to me. You grab the phone to put it back in your pocket, for example, and you accidentally touch the volume buttons. Or in your pocket, the buttons get pushed when you bend over and something else presses against the phone, or it is in a position where the walking motion causes the phone to push against your leg or the outer part of the pants pocket material and push it. (Besides occasionally on the phone, I also have this problem with my truck, and to a lesser extent, the car key with the clicker attached, either unlocking the car, or more often, setting off the panic alarm when I bend over or things shift in my pocket)
The worst, for me, is where the "mute ringer" button accidentally gets toggled. On Oct 14, 2012, at 4:22 PM, Danny Miles wrote: > Hi. I have a similar (but different) issue, in that my volume seems to go > down without me physically changing any settings, so once or twice a week I > have to return it from about 20% to 100%. Are there any gestures or other > actions which could inadvertently be causing this to happen? Alternatively, > could it be caused by the phone ringing whilst I'm walking with it in my > pocket (and consequently sliding the volume down as it rings)? Indeed, on > this matter, does anybody have any carrying solutions for when out and about, > as having it in my pocket whilst in train stations and the like seems to > prevent me from hearing it going off (and the vibration doesn't get felt as I > have lots of other stuff in my pocket like keys and travel passes)? > > Many thanks, Danny > > _______________________________________________ > iPhone-talk mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/iphone-talk
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