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munroe

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Original poster
Nov 14, 2007
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Ireland
Yesterday, I was trying to send and receive calls, but I couldn't hear the person on the other end. At first I thought it was a jailbreak or unlock issue. I nearly restored the phone to start all over, but...

I discovered that the phone thought that the headphones were plugged in, even though they weren't! I'm not quite sure how I fixed the problem, but probably by inserting the headphones, making a call, and then removning them during the call. Now it works normally.

Anyone else run into this? Is is a known issue?
 
Yesterday, I was trying to send and receive calls, but I couldn't hear the person on the other end. At first I thought it was a jailbreak or unlock issue. I nearly restored the phone to start all over, but...

I discovered that the phone thought that the headphones were plugged in, even though they weren't! I'm not quite sure how I fixed the problem, but probably by inserting the headphones, making a call, and then removning them during the call. Now it works normally.

Anyone else run into this? Is is a known issue?

I had that problem before. It's a bug when trying to use your headphone. Next time it happens, plugged your headphones back in and then unplug it again. That should take care of the bug.
 
Next time it happens, plugged your headphones back in and then unplug it again.

I tried that in the first instance, and nothing happened. Doing that whilst on a call fixed it. Perhaps the phone needs to be using the port (on a call, playing iTunes, etc.) when you disconnect the headphones to recognise it.

I suspect that Apple is aware of this bug. Maybe they'll fix it eventually. Mainly I just wanted to post this so people didn't confuse the problem with a jailbreak/unlock issue and go off restoring their phone to fix it (like I nearly did).
 
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