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In case you don’t know this, since it isn’t obvious, you have to set them not to automatically connect on each device they are paired to. And if you unpair and
by jdminhbg 5y ago
In case you don’t know this, since it isn’t obvious, you have to set them not to automatically connect on each device they are paired to. And if you unpair and re-pair them you have to do it again. This is annoying but not as annoying as auto-pairing.
- Nextgrid 5y agoI hope it works for the parent, but in my case even that doesn't work. Whatever extra protocol or other crap they introduced with this "automatic switching" feature is garbage and worsens the experience even if you disable the new functionality. The audio menu and connection/disconnection being slow as molasses is a new thing introduced by this change.
- lowercased 5y agoYeah, doesn't work. "Connect to this iphone" in bluetooth settings.. Options are "automatically" and "when last connected to thi..." These don't even make sense as options, imo. What I think they're meaning is "automatically connect..." and the options are "automatically" and "when last connected". But.. if the software is broken, and it 'magically' connects when I don't want it to, then that will be the last time it connected anyway. "NEVER" needs to be an option.
- jdminhbg 5y ago“When last connected” is supposed to mean “if this phone is the last thing they were connected to when they were put away last time, connect to this phone when they are taken back out.” “Never” in that context would mean each time you put them in, you would have to go to your device and manually connect. Of course if that’s not working, that’s a problem, but conceptually I think the options make sense.