Can't snooze "predicted low alerts" sometimes

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Hey team,

This has been an issue forever but I've finally decided to try and fix it.

Sometimes, and I can't work out when/why, when an alert for a predicted low triggers, it will present the alert and play the alert sound etc, I'll snooze the alert which appears to work correctly, the alert will be gone from the Android notification bar etc, but the alert audio will continue to play.

Other times snoozing the alert works as expected audio stops, snoozes alert for 15 minutes, notifications go away.

I've found no way to fix this playing alert audio after this happens, it just loops forever until a device reboot.

Stopping the app doesn't stop the alert audio, a hard reboot is the only fix.

This appears to only happen on the predicted low alerts, and I'm unsure if it's a coincidence but it does tend to happen more often while I'm listening to music or a podcast (might be un-related).

Keen to understand what you need from me to help troubleshoot and bottom out the cause of this issue.

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What is the phone brand and model?

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Google Pixel 8 Pro

[Navid200]

This is related: #1921

[Navid200]

This has happened to you on multiple phones. This has never happened to me on multiple (6-7) phones.
What is different? You and I. You use a set of apps. I use a different set of apps.

Can you think of an app that you always install on all your phones?

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Yeh had it happen on last phone too (Pixel 5). All google devices. In case that is relevant :)

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This has happened to you on multiple phones. This has never happened to me on multiple (6-7) phones. What is different? You and I. You use a set of apps. I use a different set of apps.

Can you think of an app that you always install on all your phones?

haha where to start, I have heaps of apps on there.

it does appear to happen most often while listening to audio on Bluetooth headphones, I previously used Google Podcasts a lot, though since that was deprecated I've moved to Pocket Casts. I use Youtube Music a bunch too.

[Navid200]

I don't listen to music on my phone.
I wonder if you can switch and use a different app for listening to music and see if you can identify which app may cause it and which alternative app is safe.

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I can try, though noting it's happened with different apps over the years I suspect it might not be a specific app thing.
Google Music, became YouTube Music.
I used to use DogCatcher for podcasts, I don't use that anymore
I used to use Google Podcast, now switched over to Pocket Casts.

Through all these changes it still sometimes happens.

I mean not ruling out all the other apps with background services that are completely un-related to audio that are present.