Stop auto bluetooth connect

patrik265 Said:

"we have the same Apple id in our family so you can do according to your answer but then you would have to do this all the time when using several units at the same time."

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Ignored Devices:

iOS Devices: How to Stop your AirPods from Automatically Connecting to your other Apple Devices - CNBC. It explains how to stop your AirPods from automatically connecting to other Apple devices (See the below screenshot).***

Apple Computer: As for your Mac, if you never want it to connect, then you have to block it out (and then unblock it, when you want to use it once more). If blocked out, it would never connect. See my reply here: Unknown BlueTooth Device Successfully connected to M1 Air, without Permission - Apple Community

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patrik265 Said:

"Stop auto bluetooth connect: How do I stop bluetooth units from autoconnecting to other units all the time?our airpods keep connecting to each others phones."

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Go Here: Set up and listen to Bluetooth devices on iPhone - Apple Support

Troubleshooting This:

You would either:

• disable Bluetooth when only needing to use one of them at the moment

or

• you would unpair it from the device that it is paired to - repair them later on.

patrik265 Said:

"Stop auto bluetooth connect Said: Thank you, seem to work on ipads but on iphone I cannot find this meny."

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What to do:

Try a fresh restore: backing up your iPhone. Then, restore it to factory settings. Once reset to factory settings, restore it from the backup you just made. Corrupted file should then be fixed.

1. Backup: How to back up your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support

2. Reset: Restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod to Factory Settings - Apple Support

3. Restore: Restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch from a Backup - Apple Support

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