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GFSarah

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Jan 19, 2009
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I was just wondering if anyone else had this problem and I found nothing in a search of previous threads.

More often than not (about 90-95% of the time), when I make a call using bluetooth, when I end the call, the iPod starts playing all by itself (seemingly random songs, not the same one or any easily-spotted pattern). This happens sometimes when I end a call that came from the other party, but nearly always after ending a call that I initiated.

It's been happening pretty much since OS 3.0 came out & I started using it, and I kept hoping it was a common bug that would be fixed. It can get pretty annoying because it appears to be trying to play the music via bluetooth and it drains the battery. I was just wondering if many others had the problem, too, or if I may be alone. I'm sure Apple gets bug reports and things from crazy people all day and I don't want to waste their time by reporting something they've probably already heard about a lot; but at the same time, if it's an isolated case, maybe there's something I need to do to fix it.

So, is anyone else experiencing this after bluetooth calls?
 
I had an issue with bluetooth, where my ipod was playing music through my ear piece while I was on a call with a tech support company. I was insistent it was on his end, and he kept telling me he didn't hear anything. Very odd. It's only happened to me once.
 
Thanks to you guys who replied with other bluetooth issues. The picture that's being shaped is that my problem is just one part of a possible spectrum of problems/glitches with the bluetooth. I'm sorry to year that y'all are having problems, but it does make me feel a bit better to know I'm not the only one having similar issues ... at least I feel less afraid that it's a hardware problem or something.
 
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