The Teams' calls doesn't connect to Bluetooth devices
Although it shows an option to speak the calls on Bluetooth device when I try using, it never connect me to my headset. However my Bluetooth headset is already paired and connected to my mobile
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Anonymous
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Same issue. Granted all permissions and still can't connect to BT devices i.e. headset already paired to the phone and working properly with regular calls and many other apps. Using Galaxy 10+
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Anonymous
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I’m having the same issue with iPhone
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Anonymous
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Enabling permissions for location services on Android also worked for me. Before enabling, the app would not even display my connected Bluetooth headset as an audio device option. Not sure why location services is needed. Bug?
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Halie
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I noticed this happening on my mobile as well as desktop and I have previously been able to connect the same pair of bluetooth headphones without any issues.
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Anonymous
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Location services already enabled, app still does not want to use the connected Bluetooth device.
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Vesa Kuusio commented
Same issue, but enabling location services did not solve it. Same issue for any connected bluetooth device. Bt devices work fine for making e.g. normal phone calls from my Nokia 8.1 phone. Issue only with MS Teams.
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Anonymous
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I had the same issue, for some reason enabling location services in the Android settings for teams seem to resolve the issue