Well, not quite a bug, but I noticed delays when it comes to already-paired devices auto connection when activated.
E.g., when using my Xperia 10 ii (4.4.0.64), my BT FreeBuds 3 are connected to the device 1 sec after I activate them.
Now, on my Xperia 10 iii, it takes longer to connect (4+ secs), and sometimes I must go to BT settings and manually connect them (not pair them, just connect them).
Again, this is not exactly a bug, but it makes things a bit awkward when, e.g., trying to reply to an incoming call.
That kind of behavior also here. If i keep bluetooth enabled, and power off and power on my earbuds, then it auto connects them. But if i turn off and turn on bluetooth, it never auto connects, and i have to manually connect them.
Same here. Although my Xperia10 III 4.4.0.64 is already paired with my car and is set to auto connect, it never does and I have to connect manually from Bluetooth settings on the phone. With my XA2 on 4.3 it always automatically connected.
I confirm Blumenkraft:
If I keep Bluetooth enabled all the time, my Xperia 10 III connects directly with my car (Mazda 3) without delay. (I can receive a call, but no SMS so far.)
Every time when I disabled Bluetooth on the phone, I have to connect them manually afterwards.
ā So I leave Bluetooth activated. To save power, I deactivate āMobile Dataā or āWiFiā for longer periods when I donāt need it.
Iāll try a bump here and if no takers, Iāll use a new thread.
XA2, latest version of SF but same for all versions I suspect.
BT headphones work fine whether low power or not. The problem is it takes 6-7 āpressesā to connect on top of making the headphones ready.
The topmenu Bluetooth option only turns on BT. Turning it on instead from Settings sometimes auto-connects. But only sometimes.
Settings is a huge list so thatās 3 presses to scroll through and select. 1 to turn on BT and 1 to connect. 2 presses to get into Settings in the first place.
Thereās an old patch that could make the BT Settings page a topmenu option but it no longer works. I figure the code to add it is pretty easy.
Alternatively and what would be a better useability option would be to make the existing BlueTooth topmenu option trigger the autoconnect code.
Fixed my own problem by editing /usr/share/jolla-settings/entries/bluetooth.json (elevated with nano) and removing the āallow_favoriteā: false line.