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[Solved] Redmi Note 9 Pro - the phone turns itself down and makes it louder and switches

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  • #1 19755849
    patgaret
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    I have a problem that when I listen to youtube music, the phone turns down and makes it louder, as if someone was doing it and took control of my phone. I don't know how to check that, I know that one person used to mess with my phone.
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  • #2 19755860
    sosarek

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    And again - in an understandable way?
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    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
  • #3 19755876
    patgaret
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    I have a phone as in the subject and once someone took my phone and did something and half a year ago when I was listening to Spotify when I was listening to music on headphones, the phone turned itself down and made it louder, stopped songs and played it and today I have YouTube Music and I had the same
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  • #4 19759180
    patgaret
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    I have a damaged jack socket? Or what? Maybe some virus?
    When I unplug my headphones, the phone does not go crazy.
  • #5 19759465
    KRY5PIN
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    Do you have this problem while chatting or playing videos?
  • #6 19759617
    patgaret
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    When you turn on the youtube application, it's the same, turns it down and volume up, stops the video, plays it but doesn't do it all the time, only 30 seconds of peace and again
  • #7 19759827
    blahfff
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    patgaret wrote:
    I have a damaged jack socket?


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    when I unplug my headphones, the phone does not go crazy


    You answered yourself. You either have damaged headphones, or bad headphones (different pinout), which themselves trigger these functions, or a damaged jack connector - some kind of crap inside that sometimes shorts out, either mechanically, or some kind of corrosion, etc. First, look at the hole for the headphones and dig out trash it, if there is any, only gently and sensitively, because you can cause more damage by pushing something too deep.
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  • #8 19771998
    patgaret
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    These are another headphones that have this problem, for half a year there was no such problem, the jack connector is clean, but I cleaned it. This is strange because today I listened to music almost all day and there was no problem, and now for a moment the songs themselves switched and now it's quiet again. It looks like someone toggled it, I thought Google Assistant was messing something up. But I turned it off and it's still what it is.
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  • #9 19803790
    patgaret
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    it looks like someone is switching because I listen to music for half an hour and then all of a sudden the songs switch up once a couple of songs then go down, has anyone experienced something like this?
  • #10 19803918
    winmap
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    Looks like a damaged connector. Might be buggy software. You can do a hard reset to be sure how you want to copy data etc.
  • #11 19932253
    patgaret
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    The connector is ok, updating the phone software helped
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around a user experiencing erratic volume control and playback issues on their Redmi Note 9 Pro while using YouTube Music. The user suspects external interference, possibly from a previous incident where someone accessed their phone. Various responses suggest potential causes, including a damaged headphone jack, faulty headphones, or software bugs. Cleaning the headphone jack and updating the phone's software were recommended as solutions. The user later confirmed that updating the software resolved the issue, indicating that the problem was likely software-related rather than hardware damage.
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