One of the Android 11 beta features that someone was generally anticipating was getting to the media controls in the speedy menu. However, after Pixel 3 updated, they were amazed to find that it wasn’t switched on by default. Right now, this feature should be empowered manually, and it’s covered deep within the settings.
There’s a decent possibility that these new media controls, which take care of right close to different settings in Android’s pull-down quick settings conceal, will be empowered as a matter of course in up and coming beta updates and the last release. If not, maybe it will be simpler to flip on or off. Be that as it may, until further notice, it’s somewhat of an issue, so how about we go through the means required to turn it on.
Step by step instructions to enable the new media controls in the Android 11 beta
- Open up the Settings application on your phone.
- Scroll down to the “System” section and tap it. When the next page opens, tap “Advanced.” If you see “Developer options,” skip the next two stages.
- On the off chance that you don’t see “Developer options” in this menu, you’ll need to back up one screen to the general settings menu and select “About phone.”
- From that point, look over right down to “Build number” and tap that seven times. You’ll get a message that you’ve unlocked “Engineer options.” Jump back out and open up the “System” > “Advanced” once more.
- Select “Developer options.” Scroll right down until you discover the “Media” section and within it, “Media resumption” (that name may require a little work, Google). Toggle that option on.
That is it. Note that you may need to reboot your phone to get the new media controls to work.
