: When active, the system checks the AudioAttributes of the touch sound. If the output is considered "public" or "remote," the sound is muted for that specific stream.
: If you are casting your screen to a TV , you usually want the video's audio to play on the TV, but you don't want every single "tap" sound from your phone to blast through the TV speakers.
: While usually hidden from the standard UI, it can be toggled via ADB (Android Debug Bridge) commands for testing purposes. 💡 Summary for Users
: It keeps your interface interactions quiet for others if you are casting your screen or using a shared audio setup. 🛠 Why Does It Exist?
Android developers implemented this to solve specific privacy and user-experience issues:
: When active, the system checks the AudioAttributes of the touch sound. If the output is considered "public" or "remote," the sound is muted for that specific stream.
: If you are casting your screen to a TV , you usually want the video's audio to play on the TV, but you don't want every single "tap" sound from your phone to blast through the TV speakers. touch_sound_effect_private_only
: While usually hidden from the standard UI, it can be toggled via ADB (Android Debug Bridge) commands for testing purposes. 💡 Summary for Users : When active, the system checks the AudioAttributes
: It keeps your interface interactions quiet for others if you are casting your screen or using a shared audio setup. 🛠 Why Does It Exist? : While usually hidden from the standard UI,
Android developers implemented this to solve specific privacy and user-experience issues: