Bugs are fairly common across software updates. Now that Android 10 is settling across a major base of smartphone models across different brands, people have started to get a glimpse at its pros and cons and bugs as well. Google released Android 10 on Google Pixel devices on the launch day itself and after using it for several months now, people have noticed that they might hear a different sound when they connect the phone on charging.
Some users have reported that their Google Pixel and Google Pixel 2 series are making either different sounds when docking, undocking, ending a call or other activities or there is no sound at all. Apparently, the folks at XDA Developers dug into the issue to find the cause and they have both the reason and the solution to it.
Apparently, the cause of the issue is the now relocated system sound files. Earlier on Android 9 Pie, all the system sound files like the end call sound, charging or disconnected from charging sound, low battery sound, etc were stores in the /product/media/audio directory. However, with the onset of Android 10, the system sound files have been relocated to /system/media/audio.
