Unknown Bluetooth device titled “TY” with no blue info icon or way to remove on iPhone 14 ProMax

Hi to all! Same here, “TY” suddenly appeared in my Bluetooth devices (without the blue “info” icon on the right and there is no way to turn it off. But the most concern is about Apple answers! How the heck is possible nobody can answer clearly what this “TY” means and how it’s possible that suddenly appeared to so many people in various part of the world? I have many WiFi/bluetooth devices like light bulbs, sockets, Alexa, Samsung TV, Apple Airpads, vaccini cleaner, doorbell….and I have Smart Life app as well, but until now never ever I noticed “TY” among Bluetooth devices! Never ever! Suddenly there is “TY” device connected…and apparently there is no way to find out what the heck it is? I really can see answers like “try to see with some third-party app…..hope this is helpful!” Common! There are no gosts! More PRO support would be appreciated. Thanks

I also had a TY_HS_STACK device appear suddenly in my Bluetooth devices with an inability to disconnect without shutting off my Bluetooth. These turned out to be some recently installed candelabra smart bulbs. There was no need for alarm after that “connection”, (no pun intended), was discovered.

LyleXay Said:

"Unknown Bluetooth device titled “TY” with no blue info icon or way to remove on iPhone 14 ProMax: I have screenshots if it helps. How do I identify the Bluetooth item TY? I’m concerned about potential security risks relating to using connected bluetooth items to view, mirror, send/receive financial details/files or even accessing my private confidential details stored on my device."

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Remove this from a Third-Party App:

Any Third-Party Apps that using Bluetooth Devices (i.e. FitBit)? If so, remove the die from that app. Then, try forgetting this device once more.

Do you have any home control devices (lightbulbs, plugs, etc) that use Bluetooth? I have the same thing (like 6-7 of these TYs at the same time sometimes), and have speculated that this is why. It has at times interfered with my Bluetooth headphone signal, seemingly.

The lack of a useful response from (Apple) is becoming the new standard.

How does one get rid of the TY connection in Bluetooth? What is it? And why does it automatically go onto my Bluetooth connection?

In my case it was the pocket printer app. I turned it off in Privacy& Security>Bluetooth. TY appeared connected even when the printer was off.

Nonsensical answers from Apple support on this mystery TY connection

is consistent with their stunning incompetency — which seems to become more acute each day. Perhaps someone can address this?