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RSMurphy wrote:Which VPN is the best VPN to use? Is that a dumb question? Just tell me what to do. I have an Android. Thank you.And how do I use it? Does it run in the background? Do I need to log into it every time? Thank you.As you can probably tell, simplicity works best with me: do this, then do this. TY.Disclaimer 1: no clue about Android clients for the list below, but I'm sure most/all VPN providers offer them nowadays.Disclaimer 2: this is what friends have recommended in the recent past - I've always used my company's VPN, since I'm a cheap bastard.- CyberGhost- IPVanish- NordVPN- Trust.Zone

Thank you, friends! /perryfarrellvoice

^Hopefully someone will come through with a solution to this extremely annoying problem, but I believe the answer is 'Nope.'

Interesting. I do only get the warning when using the headphone jack, not with bluetooth headphones/soundbars.

Are your rebooting your phone on a constant basis? Most Samsungs with that behavior only do it after a restart...

The only thing that has kept me from getting a Pixel is the lack of SD card expansion. Having access to most of my music regardless of whether I have service somewhere is something that I love.

For those with Androids (and maybe this is just a Samsung thing), but is there any way to suppress those "listening to music too loud will hurt your widdle ears" warnings when I try turning the volume up past a certain level? Yeah it's just a quick tap to dismiss but having to do it all the time is a pain, perhaps there's an easy way to turn it off but I haven't figured it out.

Adam Sr wrote:^Hopefully someone will come through with a solution to this extremely annoying problem, but I believe the answer is 'Nope.'Ah that's a shame. I guess I could understand if there's something connected to the headphone jack, but most of the time I'm using Bluetooth over my car or over the stereo. It'd be nice if there were a "don't ask me about this again" option.

My solution was to buy a Pixel but ymmv.