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Bluetooth problems in 6.1 Plus Android Pie

Hi, I'm enjoying my new 6.1 plus, apart from one huge drawback. Bluetooth doesn't work with my car's infotainment system.

Bluetooth problems in 6.1 Plus Android Pie

Fazz1977 Fazz1977
✭✭  /  edited December 2018
Hi,
I'm enjoying my new 6.1 plus, apart from one huge drawback. Bluetooth doesn't work with my car's infotainment system.
It pairs ok, but when the device connects, the phone functionally doesn't work in my car. If I press the phone button in the car I get "service unavailable". No contacts are shared and nothing works.
This is the only phone to have had this issue since I've had this car. I've previously had an iPhone 4, HTC desire, numerous Samsung galaxy phones, an LG G2 and G3, and Xiaomi Redmi note 4 and 5 pro, all with various Android builds. ALL have worked perfectly until this point.
I just paired up my old LG G3 and it works without issue. My partner's Xiaomi is also working without issue.
The problem is with this Nokia 6.1 plus on Android Pie. I require a fix immediately as I can't be on the road for my job without Bluetooth voice connectivity.

Answers

  • rajni rajni
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    Does the problem still persists after the December Update
  • Fazz1977 Fazz1977
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    rajni said:
    Does the problem still persists after the December Update
    Yes, i performed the December update last night, issue is present today. I've performed a full factory reset and re-paired and the issue is still present. Hop on Google, the problem is widespread on any Android one device.
  • garvit garvit
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    Here is a quick simple fix:
    Turn on Bluetooth>Long press bluetooth icon>Previously connected devices>Car Infotainment system name settings>Switch on "Contact Sharing"&"Phone calls". See the below screenshot you will find a menu like this.
    Hope it helps
  • Fazz1977 Fazz1977
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    Hi,
    That doesn't help. I've tried every software fix out there, even a full factory reset, the issue persists. I just paired my old LG G3 and partner's Xiaomi and made calls with no problems. This is a problem with either Nokia's implementation of Bluetooth, or an issue with the Android 9 OS core Bluetooth functionality, as a simple Google search reveals dozens of simlar problems on stock Android devices. 
    My phone pairs, but not all functionality works. It only displays battery level, no signal level, no phone book transfer works, no calls are audible. It's not the Bluetooth in the car, as it works with every device except this one. Nokia/Google need to get this sorted.



  • garvit garvit
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    Yes you are correct I have tried it into my friends car(Creta) the same thing happened.
    After searching on the internet I found even pixel 3 users were having this problem but now they get a fix 
    Google has also indicated that There are many a functions which have been  internally changed in android pie. 
  • Fazz1977 Fazz1977
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    garvit said:
    Yes you are correct I have tried it into my friends car(Creta) the same thing happened.
    After searching on the internet I found even pixel 3 users were having this problem but now they get a fix 
    Google has also indicated that There are many a functions which have been  internally changed in android pie. 
    Hopefully we get a fix in the next update. HMD/Nokia are aware of the problem.

    I've also tried safe mode, didn't work. Pairing and sharing works until audio needs to go across the link, then it breaks. Very strange.
  • Fazz1977 Fazz1977
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    I can confirm Nokia hasn't implemented the fix supplied by Google to other stock devices. Bluetooth problems are still present. My partner's Xiaomi, also upgraded to pie, doesn't have the problems described.
    Nokia, pull your finger out and fix a fundamental problem with use of the phone.
  • Fazz1977 Fazz1977
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    Bluetooth is still 100% forked after Marxh 2019 update. I'm trying to get a return organised with the retailer and I'll buy a Xiaomi or an iPhone... Something that works. 

    Nokia, get your s**t together.
  • DWG1980 DWG1980
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    Im having the same issue with Toyota camry., Has anyone seen a real fix?
  • Fazz1977 Fazz1977
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    DWG1980 said:
    Im having the same issue with Toyota camry., Has anyone seen a real fix?
    Some users are reporting that if you use SIM slot 2, it seems to work. Not a fix, but a temporary workaround. I use an SD card, so this isn't an option for me personally.

    https://community.phones.nokia.com/discussion/4848/no-cell-service-state-with-toyota-vehicles-on-bluetooth/p2

    The issue seems to be that the cell signal data isn't sent to the HU from SIM slot 1 correctly. It's a flaw in Nokia's implementation of the Abdroid OS, they need to fix it. I've already returned my handset to the retailer and bought a cheap Xiaomi, which is heaps better
  • Rezad Rezad
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  • Fazz1977 Fazz1977
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    Rezad said:

    You reply doesn't say anything?
  • user1536822845087 user1536822845087
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    Hi...I'm having Nokia 6.1 plus and trying oppo enco m31 hi res audio mode(Ldac mode ) turn on and want to listing music but whenever I turn on the hd hi res mode (Ldac) and start music earphone disconnect to blutooth and music will not play and again and again disconnect when I start music...when I turn off hd hi res mode (Ldac) then only it's playing music...help me to solve this problem

    Screenshot_20201026-005623.png


  • user1539997167583 user1539997167583
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    No connect only pairing

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