SuperMute

Published on: January 6, 2026

Last updated: January 10, 2026

Support and troubleshooting for SuperMute, M Media’s one-tap mute and restore app for Android devices.

🔇 Contact SuperMute Support

Get help with mute functionality, permission issues, restore problems, or unexpected behavior.

Open Support Form

📚 SuperMute Documentation

Setup guides, usage instructions, permission details, and troubleshooting references.

View SuperMute Docs

Common SuperMute Issues

Notification Access Not Working

  • Open Settings → Apps → Special Access → Notification Access
  • Enable SuperMute in the list
  • Restart the app after granting permission
  • Some Android versions require app restart

Restore Not Accurate

  • Smart Restore respects manual volume changes
  • If you changed volume while muted, it won’t restore
  • Check if media/notification streams are balanced
  • Some Android skins may interfere with restore

Some Audio Not Muting

  • Google Assistant/Gemini audio cannot be muted by apps
  • System sounds may be protected on some devices
  • Alarms are intentionally left unmuted for safety
  • Check if Do Not Disturb mode is interfering

App Not Responding to Tap

  • Verify Notification Access is still enabled
  • Clear app cache: Settings → Apps → SuperMute
  • Ensure Android isn’t killing the background service
  • Reinstall the app if issue persists

SuperMute System Requirements

Android Environment

  • Android 7.0 (Nougat) or newer
  • Phones and tablets supported
  • Notification Access permission
  • Google Play Store distribution

Permissions Required

  • Notification Access (one-time setup)
  • No location tracking
  • No contact access
  • No internet permission required

Before You Contact SuperMute Support

  • SuperMute version number (Settings → Apps → SuperMute)
  • Android version and device model
  • Device manufacturer (Samsung, Google, OnePlus, etc.)
  • Whether Notification Access is enabled
  • What audio streams aren’t muting/restoring
  • Screenshots of permission settings if helpful
  • Steps to reproduce the issue
  • Any error messages shown
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