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Just so annoying that every so often since they introduced the new chat software that setting is re-enabled (and only that setting showing it is not a loss of settings; thus purposeful). (BTW - IMO the new chat software stinks compared to the old chat software).
My mic has never once magically "turned on".
Only thing I can think of is the "push to talk" setting reverting. That|?
I purposefully chose those non-default settings to make it harder for the Steam client to hear or use my microphone, but Valve insists on setting them to a method that allows them open listening.
I doubt you need screenshots. Below I've listed out where each specific setting that changes can be found. It is that small subset of settings that changes on a semi-regular basis (including the setting I put and the defaults Valve uses/sets).
Specifically:
Friends List Settings > Voice > Volume > Input volume/gain (my microphone)
My setting: 0 -- Valve restores their setting: 100 (midbar)
Friends List Settings > Voice > Voice Transmission Type
My setting: Push-to-Talk -- Valve restores their setting: Open Microphone
Friends List Settings > Voice > Voice Transmission Type > Push-to-Talk hotkey
My setting: F10 -- Valve restores their setting: none
Friends List Settings > Voice > Voice Transmission Transmission Threshold
My setting: High -- Valve restores their setting: Medium
Friends List Settings > Voice > Advanced Settings > Automatic volume/gain control
My setting: off -- Valve restores their setting: on
My settings: designed to prevent and make it harder to hear anything.
Valves settings: designed to have the microphone always on and make it easy for things to be heard.
first of all Steam doesn't listen to you, the voice settings are for the voice chat, for nothing else. you have to be in a voice chat session for the microphone getting utilized by Steam.
just because the setting is named "open microphone" doesn't mean the microphone is listened to.
and how about:
something on your system or your userbehavior prevents that the settings file for this gets written correctly and it just loads the defaults?
so lets test this:
PEOPLE THAT COME INTO THIS THREAD
CHANGE YOUR VOICE SETTINGS IN STEAM (FRIENDSLIST COGWHEEL)
RESTART STEAM
AND CHECK IF THE SETTINGS STAY
REPORT BACK HERE
THX FOR YOUR COOPERATION
It happens every so often they get reset, not every restart of the client. Your 'test' is worthless unless someone leaves the modified settings and monitors them over a period of time (about every couple weeks (might be tied to updates even I have not tracked it that closely))
If you care about these things, buy/get the stuff that services your needs. You can't trust the software. There's no hack, bug or spyware that can enable a mic that's not plugged in.
So functionally you can't actually prove your claim but somehow attribute it to malice for something you can't actually prove
Go it
You appear to be operating under some misapprehensions.
The settings and controls which are provided by a program - any program, not just Steam - can be interpreted by that program any way it likes. They're not cast-iron restrictions on what that program can do, they're just a way of you expressing to the program what your preferences are. The program can happily chose to ignore them. Your settings there aren't to "allow the microphone to be open to the steam client", because the microphone is always open to the Steam client, just like it is to every other program on your computer.
If you actually want to prevent a program from doing something, you have to do it at the OS or hardware level. The security model for this is actually better on mobile platforms (i.e. iOS and Android), mostly because they're newer; when something on a mobile device asks if it can use your mic, it's doing this because it has to; access to the mic is tightly controlled by the OS.
On a desktop platform, if, hypothetically, you were writing software which used the user's mic to spy on them, there's absolutely no reason at all to tip your hand by messing with the user-visible settings.
Anyway, specific to Steam: those voice controls are just to change the behaviour when you're in a Steam voice chat, i.e. they're for controlling when you're transmitting audio to the other people in the voice chat. If you're not currently in a voice chat, those settings do nothing at all.
It just sounds like you're experiencing an irritating bug which is occasionally resetting your preferences, not anything sinister.