Hello everyone, I'm new here (and solo very dummy)
I am the unfortunate owner of a Samsung S21 who decided to also purchase a Xiaomi S1 Active. Both devices work perfectly on their own and even together, but they don't appreciate someone interfering with them. Let me explain. When I get in the car, the phone connects to the hands-free system (or even with a cable and Android Auto). However, when I want to make or receive a call, the phone acts like Pontius Pilate, meaning it doesn't decide whether to send the call (to the phone or the hands-free system), so it keeps it without an audio connection. In other words, I can answer from the car, but the call is not transferred to either the watch or the hands-free system. Today I also tried with a pair of headphones, same behavior: the voice remains on the phone until I make a choice on the display using the Bluetooth button for the conversation.
I have already tried dissociating and re-associating the devices, adding the priority one last, but nothing worked.
I tried removing Bluetooth calls from the watch, but it didn't work.
I tried force-stopping Mi Fitness, but nothing.
I tried installing apps for Bluetooth priority, but nothing.
I tried to find information on the Samsung forum (where there are dozens of people with a similar problem but with a Huawei smartwatch), but I found nothing, and Samsung seems to wash their hands of it.
The only solution I found is to revoke the Mi Fitness app's permission for phone. However, I only want to do this when I'm in the car or using headphones (or even the intercom in some cases).
Is there a way to create a macro that, once a specific device is connected, revoke phone's permission for the MI Fitness app? Or a macro that, once a specific device is connected, disconnetc another one? t
Thank you very much,
Flavio
I am the unfortunate owner of a Samsung S21 who decided to also purchase a Xiaomi S1 Active. Both devices work perfectly on their own and even together, but they don't appreciate someone interfering with them. Let me explain. When I get in the car, the phone connects to the hands-free system (or even with a cable and Android Auto). However, when I want to make or receive a call, the phone acts like Pontius Pilate, meaning it doesn't decide whether to send the call (to the phone or the hands-free system), so it keeps it without an audio connection. In other words, I can answer from the car, but the call is not transferred to either the watch or the hands-free system. Today I also tried with a pair of headphones, same behavior: the voice remains on the phone until I make a choice on the display using the Bluetooth button for the conversation.
I have already tried dissociating and re-associating the devices, adding the priority one last, but nothing worked.
I tried removing Bluetooth calls from the watch, but it didn't work.
I tried force-stopping Mi Fitness, but nothing.
I tried installing apps for Bluetooth priority, but nothing.
I tried to find information on the Samsung forum (where there are dozens of people with a similar problem but with a Huawei smartwatch), but I found nothing, and Samsung seems to wash their hands of it.
The only solution I found is to revoke the Mi Fitness app's permission for phone. However, I only want to do this when I'm in the car or using headphones (or even the intercom in some cases).
Is there a way to create a macro that, once a specific device is connected, revoke phone's permission for the MI Fitness app? Or a macro that, once a specific device is connected, disconnetc another one? t
Thank you very much,
Flavio
