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my pixel 4 crashes if I play an audio (feddit.de)
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it is only if I play it with the build in phones. more often if the battery is low. it is by podcast, by signal audio messages, NewPipe videos… outside, when its cold it is also more often. when I charge it doesen’t happen.

it seems it is something with the battery. but why only by sound?

does anyone else have the same problem with the pixel 4?

the operating system ist the newest grapheneOS.

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[–] avidamoeba@lemmy.ca 2 points 1 year ago

Likely a power consumption spike of some sort that produces a voltage drop under the minimum voltage for the battery. Older batteries would drop deeper for the same load. Change the battery.