Ever since i did the update, my bluetooth connection to my car hasn't worked. I tried to remove and add again but it still doesn't work.
Are there any tricks to get around this?
Are there any tricks to get around this?
Bluetooth depends on "Device name" in order to "pair".
When you change your "Device name", all your pairings will default to not being paired.
Now your starting from scratch again with Bluetooth pairing.
This is expected behaviour.
I have been having issues with it staying connected and also with people being able to hear me when I call out. Seems better when they call me. VERY frustrating
Yup! However, that's not what I meant. After updating to pie, my phone developed a habit of not staying connected to BT devices or not connecting at all, or just plain forgetting the parings all together. I performed a wifi, mobile and bluetooth reset and renamed my BT for good measure. Paired my devices back. The phone then renamed itself back to pixel 2 xl and the previous mentioned behaviors continue.
A once great Android Auto or WearOS experience is nearly none existent now because the BT pairings are constantly f'd.
I have had the same issues with my pixel 2 since the awful Pi update. Google's customer support can only tell me to do a factory reset, and low and behold that didn't work either. Only fix at this point is to buy an iPhone and get off of any andriod product to get a working bluetooth connection. I have been going back and forth with their "customer support" (in quotes because their support is awful, worst than Sprint's) since a week after the update and still no closer to a resolution.
I've been on the phone with them a lot (a problem that "couldn't be" but was) and I never spoke to anyone who wasn't great.so there is at least one good tech at Google CS.
Remove the car from the phone. Remove the phone from the car. Start pairing from scratch. (And watch both the phone and the car display, so you don't miss something like "Press volume control to pair" on the car audio.)I of course being me, upgraded to 9 again and have Bluetooth problems with my car now!
Yhat could be too - I don't have a fitbit, so I don't know if it's causing a problem - but if the fitbit is connected when you try to connect the car, that would cause a problem.Going to see if the dropping connections is related to my Fitbit before getting Google involved again.