Users strongly urged that Google finally divide the Android notifications and ringtones into different volume bars.

Thank CTOnews.com netizens soft media Xinyou 1933769 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, April 30, Android system ringtones and notifications are currently controlled by a volume bar, and Google plans to divide them into two volume bars in future versions, according to information found by foreign media 9To5Google.

As early as last December in Android 13 QPR2 Beta 1, there was an ADB command that created separate Ring Volume and Notification Volume sliders in the Settings > Sound and Vibration menu, plus media, call, and alarm clock volume, for a total of five sliders.

In the latest QPR3 Beta 3, the design is still unloaded. However, CTOnews.com friends can open it through the following command line:

According to the latest news from adb shell device_config put systemui volume_separate_notification true, Google officially responded to a request for "Please allow a separate volume bar for notifications and ringtones" on Saturday, saying that "the requested feature will be available in future versions", meaning the feature will be available soon.

The feature requested: "I cannot change the notification and ringtone volume alone. In order to hear the ringtone, I have to turn up the ringtone volume, but too loud the notification volume can be distracting, so the user experience is very poor." when my phone is too loud, even my dog doesn't like it! please bring back separate ringtones and notification volume bars in future versions! "