- /e/OS version: 3.6-a15-20260312593772-official-FP6 - Device model(s): Fairphone 6 - Impacted Application: ~&quot;/e/OS Settings&quot; - Affected application/URL: Unrelated to any URL - Browser/client and version: Unrelated to any browser ## The problem TW: discussion of personal health issues, stop reading if this might affect you negatively. If you're an actual /e/os developer who might be able to help fix the problem, please keep reading though. First, I need to say that I have no idea whether the problem is with the settings app, I just figured it might be the one impacted because it allows setting the audio volumes. :shrug: Like most people with a spinal chord injury (I have [paraparesis](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paraplegia), an incomplete form of paraplegia so that I can actually move my legs voluntarily but I have extremely little strength in them, so that I can neither stand without a strong support like a gym ladder nor walk) I can't urinate naturally any more. :cry: Since a bladder needs to be emptied regularly to remain healthy, I have to empty it artificially regularly, about 6 times per 24 hours, as if I was just going to pee. To do that, I have to rely on a set of alarms which rings every 3 to 4 hours. Unfortunately, it happens quite often that I miss some alarms, either because the alarm never rang, but most often simply because the volume level was lowered **a lot** and as such I couldn't hear it and wake up :confounded: Basically, every night when I go to bed, I have to make sure the alarm volume is to the maximum before I fall asleep, and every night it is lowered automatically at some point. :disappointed: As a result, I am now using both my Fairphone as well as an old Samsung phone, so I can increase the chances of hearing the alarms. I do that because, in its current state, the behaviour I describe here in Murena is an **accessibility** issue. Murena fortunately has no problem with my wheelchair (I don't see how it could :sweat_smile:), but the alarm volume lowering itself every night is nevertheless a problem. :disappointed: **Steps to reproduce** 1. increase the alarm volume to the maximum, and wait a few minutes/hours, invariably the volume gets lowered on its own somehow sometimes the first alarm in the night runs fine, and then it's a subsequent one which gets lowered :confused: ## Technical details Nothing additional to add I guess... <!--Add the labels corresponding to your issue by adding a tilde and typing the name of the label you think apply to your issue in the line above. You need to type a tilde before the name of each label you want to apply to the issue.-->