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iPhone is now giving a Bluetooth choice whether to answer a call on Speaker, iPhone, or my MacBook. None of the other devices are connected to Bluetooth (Bluetooth is OFF on all devices) while it is asking which audio feed I want. How do I cancel this inconvenient (and dangerous) distraction?
IF Bluetooth is off on the phone then it has nothing to do with Bluetooth. The only question is the Mac; as I said, iPhone and Speaker are both devices on the phone itself. iPhone is the earhole near the top, and Speaker is the right grille on the bottom of the phone. And most likely you have some Continuity feature enabled that connects to the Mac, and it isn’t Bluetooth. It might be AirPlay.
IF Bluetooth is off on the phone then it has nothing to do with Bluetooth. The only question is the Mac; as I said, iPhone and Speaker are both devices on the phone itself. iPhone is the earhole near the top, and Speaker is the right grille on the bottom of the phone. And most likely you have some Continuity feature enabled that connects to the Mac, and it isn’t Bluetooth. It might be AirPlay.
The speaker is in the phone, iPhone is the phone, and your MacBook will appear if you have Calls on Other Devices enabled to your MacBook (Settings/Phone). None of these use Bluetooth, so Bluetooth settings are irrelevant.
Thanks Lawrence, something isn't right. All other devices are set NOT to get calls from other devices and bluetooth is off to prevent it from linking to the car. Of course the MacBook doesn't have phone settings, so it is more likely a fault linked through bluetooth audio. The additional choices occurred right after the last update so I suspect that had something to do with the problem. Thanks again.
How do I disconnect Bluetooth when it already set to OFF?
