Okay, so I don't know if there is a different thread to discuss iOS6, but something is bothering me.
So I decided an iPhone 5 was a little over my budget so I upgraded from a 3GS (Which was a replacement of my 4, which died) to a 4s. Updated it and all, and love to have a retina screen again and be able to browse the Internet without it crashing. But here's the thing, I also like to listen to music on my phone. Have been ever since the first iPhone and I always had around the same level of volume (with the volume thingy a little lower the midwaypoint when in a crowded location, loud enough to hear the music, soft enough to hear what's going on around me).
But ever since I updated to iOS6, it seems like I have to turn up the volume way more to actually hear the music. Does anybody else have this? I thought it might be my earpods, but I tried it with another newer set and they were the same. Then I thought it might be the phone, so I grabbed my 3GS (which is also running iOS6) and compared the sound and it was the same. Then I grabbed my first generation iPhone which runs an older firmware and with 'one click' of volume, it was a lot louder than 'one click' on both my 4s and my 3GS.
Don't think my hearing is decreasing or anything, since I can clearly hear people talk around me whilst listening music on my old volume level over the music.
So am I crazy? Going deaf? Getting worked up over something completely irrelevant? All of the above? I don't know. Help me GAF.
Tl:dr Do you have the feeling you have to turn the music on a higher volume since iOS6?