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Another hot take: every device where Bluetooth isn't the sole method of interacting with the device (think AirPods), you should be able to turn off Bluetooth.
by Hamuko 5y ago
Another hot take: every device where Bluetooth isn't the sole method of interacting with the device (think AirPods), you should be able to turn off Bluetooth.
You haven't seen hell before you've seen a speaker with Bluetooth that you can't turn off and you can't stop your neighbours from accessing. Or more specifically, heard hell.
- nicolas_t 5y agoHear, hear! After being woken up at 6am a few too many times because of a bluetooth speaker like this, I swore off all bluetooth speakers.
- LorenPechtel 5y agoWhat is it with the lack of pairing?! My phone is paired with my car--but the bluetooth audio in the car will pick up whatever signal it hears regardless. Including from the car next to me.
- Hamuko 5y agoNo idea. Best guess is "convinience", but that fades away pretty quickly after being scared by a stranger taking over your speeakers.