Contact Volume Boost Support

Please refund my money. I did not mean to purchase anything from your app. The app itself does not boost the volume on earbuds. I don’t have hearing aides. The random pop up that I was trying to get off my screen ended up being some type of purchase request and before I knew it money was taken from my account. Please refund my money. You don’t have to scam people. I’m sure there are others that would have use for your app. But based on the fact that it doesn’t do anything at all, this app is not for me. I read someone else’s review. They gave you five stars but still had the same issue as me and were also requesting a refund. I’m sure you guys are nice but I see a pattern of deceptive practices. Good luck with your app. I still want a refund.

So... besides the shady forced purchase this Russian dev is trying to pull, last version actually worked. Now there’s modes each one more useless than the other and you cannot turn off noise suppression as a free user. Very frustrating and confusing because apparently noise suppression is a paid product behind that huge paywall of China. Now when I try to use this app with configuration at 95 dB boost all I hear is bits of audio although the person is right next to my microphone. Noise suppression cannot be disabled as a free user essentially making this a dummy app. Just eating space on your phone. You have to revert to the last version, you borked it. At least one could hear continuous audio, now it’s useless. While you’re at it, lose the Russian arm twisting to force on to pay. Make it obvious that you can continue without paying and stop linking every stupid button to the pay wall. Disable buttons that are not available in the free version, don’t clutter up the UI just to make a dishonest buck.

This is highly offensive because deaf people struggle to hear better and coming across this app just takes my breath away. The Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act section 255 - User Interfaces. This section requires devices used to receive or display video programming, including devices used to receive and display Internet-based video programming, to be accessible by people with disabilities so that such individuals are able to access all functions of such devices related to video programming (such as turning these devices on and off, controlling volume and select programming)