First, make sure your device is not set to silent or mute. On most devices, you can do this by moving the Silent switch forward toward the device’s display so that orange isn’t showing. If your phone has an Action button, you can also swipe down from the top-right corner to open the Control Center and toggle Silent mode on and off.
Next, check the playback volume level of your device by following the instructions for your phone’s operating system:
When adjusting the volume settings, ensure that audio from the Driver app is playing. Keep in mind, when a phone is plugged into the vehicle’s USB port, the sound may automatically mute or deactivate.
For iOS:
Alerts:
Adjust the playback volume on your device using the hardware volume buttons.
Voice:
Adjust the playback volume on your device using the hardware volume buttons to be non-zero
Then you can further adjust via the Uber Driver app settings
For Android:
Alerts & Voice:
Adjust via the Uber Driver app settings
Note: When a phone is plugged into the vehicle’s USB port or connected to a bluetooth device, sound may automatically mute, change volume or switch to a different audio output device.
If you’re using Audio Recording or Record My Ride:
Otherwise, persistent low volume may be a bug within the app. Please follow these steps:
If you can hear music or audiobooks from other apps:
Check that the input source is not set to FM, AM, or XM Radio. Sounds from the Uber app will not play in these configurations. To hear sounds from your phone, change the input source to phone, iPod, or USB. To enjoy music while using the app, consider using a radio app on your phone.
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