There are some things that you’re free to live without using for a while.
But, the mic is not one of them.
You constantly need it to send audio messages or use text-to-speech for Gboard.
The causes for the mic not working can be many.
Maybe you downloaded a poorly configured app, and that caused the issue.
If thats the case, all you should probably do is uninstall the app.
Or, maybe your unit went through an update and caused this to happen.
Whatever the reason might, be, there are some tips you could venture to fix the issue.
Lets see what your options are.
If you havent cleaned your phone in a long time, maybe dirt is getting in the way.
If youre sure that thats not the cause, here are some things you might try.
Youd be surprised how many issues can be fixed by simply restarting your Android gadget.
Hold down the power button for a few seconds and tap on the restart option.
Once your equipment is done restarting, see if there are any pending updates.
For example, if youre on a call and you mute yourself.
confirm thatS not on.
Its not that the mic has crapped out; youre talking into the wrong mic.
you’re free to check what machine you may be connected to go toSettings, followed byConnected Devices.
If you dont see the option, then your Android unit doesnt have the feature.
If you have a sound amplifier app, try uninstalling that one first.
When in youre in Safe Mode, create a recording to see if the mic works.
Take it in for service.
Conclusion
Youve cleaned the mic and taken out all the lint.
Youve restarted your phone and removed any apps you think might be causing the problem.
