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@LGUSSupport Had a very unfortunate experience just now:
Just learned our sound bar is apparently always in Bluetooth pairing mode, and have no way to keep other devices from accessing it.
Just learned our sound bar is apparently always in Bluetooth pairing mode, and have no way to keep other devices from accessing it.
Hopefully it’s just an accident with the neighbors, maybe they have a new device and are figuring out how to use it.
Even if it is, it doesn’t mean it can’t happen again.
What if someone connects to the sound bar in the middle of the night to blast their music?
Even if it is, it doesn’t mean it can’t happen again.
What if someone connects to the sound bar in the middle of the night to blast their music?
It seems like there should a function already in the sound bar to turn pairing ON/OFF.
Especially considering the sound bar is less than a year old, purchased in Summer of 2019.
If it were an older device, maybe we could overlook this. But not in the modern era.
Especially considering the sound bar is less than a year old, purchased in Summer of 2019.
If it were an older device, maybe we could overlook this. But not in the modern era.
What can one do to ensure other devices do not connect to my Bluetooth sound bar unless I have given the device permission/access?
