In the Wi-Fi settings, disable Wi-Fi Scanning in the menu that can be accessed by tapping the three dots at the top right of the screen, under Advanced.Go to the Location settings, and disable High Accuracy, which also uses Wi-Fi to more accurately pinpoint your location.Even if you aren’t using Wi-Fi, you may notice battery drain associated with it in the Battery section.However, there is a third party app available that you can download from the Google Play Store called Disable Increasing Ring, that has worked for some users. As far as the ringtone volume issue is concerned, that is actually a feature called Escalating Ring, and you cannot disable it from the Settings.Secondly, a reboot also resets it, so you will have to follow the steips above again after the device restarts. You will have to run the test with Bluetooth disabled, and you will not be able to use Bluetooth again, as the volume will revert to being quiet again when Bluetooth is used.
Re Run the test, and the volume will now be loud and clear. There is a catch to using this solution however. Answer No when you are asked whether the speaker has worked as expected. In the first go, you will barely hear the ringtone until the very end. In the Help application, go to the Fix and Repair section. There is a temporary solution that has worked for some users.
On the other hand, if you are yet to install the August updates, however unlikely, it is a good idea to not install it until this issue is fixed. Many users are hoping that this issue will resolved with the October security updates, so make sure that your device is updated when it is made available.If you’re planning to throw away a device, you can also consider a hard drive destruction service. For other devices, check with the manufacturers' recommendations.If you’re planning to give away or throw away a device, we recommend you clear all data and applications from the device. Delete your account information from your device If you believe you left your account signed in on a device you no longer have, you can sign out remotely. This will clear your browsing history on that device and will make sure you’re completely signed out from the accounts you accessed. If you didn’t browse in private and still have the device with you, you can clear the browser’s cache and cookies. Your browsing history won’t be saved on the device. You’ll no longer be signed in to any accounts you accessed with that device. When you’re done, close all browser windows.
If you plan to use someone else’s computer, tablet, or smartphone and don’t want your personal information saved to that device, browse in private.