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ā06-29-2024 09:07 AM in
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Galaxy S PhonesYou have it backwards. Google owns Android, so It's Google that has control, not Samsung.
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ā06-29-2024 02:55 PM (Last edited ā06-29-2024 03:06 PM ) in
Galaxy S PhonesIf it's a custom sound you used, you could always use a sound editor to reduce (normalize) the volume and then add it back in. Since the internal sound files are hidden, you wouldn't be able to do it with any of them.
Do you have a computer, or is your handheld your computer?
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