Description
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Bug description
On an iPhone 13 there seems to be overactive background noise suppression/cancellation on the speaking voice to the receiver.
I am re-creating this report since it was closed by stale bot #5452
Steps to reproduce
- Make a call from an Android to the iPhone, the iPhone needs to be on speaker phone mode, the Android can be speaker or headset, it does not matter
- If the iPhone user switches to a headset then their audio will sound perfect to the Android user
- OR, if the Android user mutes their microphone then the iPhone user on speakerphone will also have perfect audio when they speak.
Actual result: iPhone microphone is getting actively noise cancelled and voice gets cut off. This happens anytime audio comes through.
Expected result: Voice doesn't get cut off.
Screenshots
Device info
Device: iPhone 13
iOS version: X.Y.Z
Signal version: Z.Y
Link to debug log
I have a Pixel 7, the recipient has an iPhone 13 (brand new). When they talk (on speaker) their microphone constantly gets cancelled. I have to ask them to repeat a lot. Once they put in their Airpods we don't see any issues.
Debug log from the iPhone.
https://debuglogs.org/ios/6.11.0/64f44dba2d5cf3ec75ae76b6878247aae6ab88b6419a08c098829a0bec0f0b98.zip
Debug from the Pixel.
https://debuglogs.org/android/6.11.7/5c33d65e64edce9616bf6c65047237d3cb4f1f5ee959ef22486d5772fc553ca4