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I have an iPhone 11 and when i go onto bluetooth there is sometimes a device called "Accessory" thats connected to my phone and when i try and get rid of it it doesn't work, im starting to get creeped out by it now so im posting this in hope to get peace of mind, and it cant be a random device in my house because it even comes up when im hours from home.
iPhone 11
I mean when i try and forcibly get rid of the bluetooth connection nothing happens it just stays connected, but i tried resetting network settings and i still have all my past bluetooth devices listed on there. The bluetooth device "accessory" is not connected as of now but eventually it will become connected again.
I mean when i try and forcibly get rid of the bluetooth connection nothing happens it just stays connected, but i tried resetting network settings and i still have all my past bluetooth devices listed on there. The bluetooth device "accessory" is not connected as of now but eventually it will become connected again.
When you get rid of it, what doesn't work?
And what do you mean by "doesn't work"?
You can try resetting the network settings. That will forcibly forget all of your pairings and network connections.
An unknown bluetooth device connects to my phone randomly
