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For those of you who want this feature but aren't on the latest Android Pie release, you can download the 'Bluetooth Volume Control' app from the Google Play Store which brings this functionality to any device running Android 4.4+.Deprecated: Intel OBL Distribution (Commercial Use) License This LIMITED DISTRIBUTION LICENSE AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) is a contract between You and Intel Corporation and its affiliates (“Intel”). We're not sure if the feature went live in one of the later Android P Developer Previews, but it's nice to know that this much-requested feature is finally available in Android. Our own Joe Fedewa later confirmed that the feature was working on his Google Pixel 2 running Android Pie. XDA Inactive Recognized Developer Rashed97 tipped us off that the feature was working on his Essential Phone running Android 9.

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This is useful for those of you with multiple Bluetooth devices as you might not remember to change your volume before starting a song or podcast on a Bluetooth device you just connected to. What the feature does is store the Bluetooth volume on a per-device basis, meaning Android will remember what volume level you set each of your devices to before you disconnected from them. We first spotted this feature in the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) before the release of Android P Developer Preview 2 (Beta 1).

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