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I have 3 bluetooth devices that have appeared from nowhere that I can’t disconnect. After googling them I still do not know what they are. I’ve attached a screenshot.
I see two. Try turning Bluetooth off, restart the iPhone, then turn Bluetooth back on and see what happens.
I see two. Try turning Bluetooth off, restart the iPhone, then turn Bluetooth back on and see what happens.
They are the TY devices.
Thanks for your reply. That seems to of worked. Sorry there was 3 the third one was further down. Do you have any idea what they were or even how they managed to pair with my Bluetooth?
To be honest no, especially since there was no blue (i) to get information from.
i have 3 bluetooth devices connected to my phone I have never seen before, and I cannot disconnect
