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I have a Galaxy Note 2 and can't figure out how to record via my bluetooth headset not via the phone mic. You can record audio with a simple app called "Bluetooth Audio Recording". Most Androids have a problem with BT microphone routing. This issue has been discusssed on many forums and there is no simple solution.
There appears to be no easy way to route the audio from the BT mic to the application of my choice. You might want to try an application called "Bluetooth Launch".
This works on some Androids , but not on the xperia Z. If you find a solution which works let me know and I will be forever in your debt! Originally Posted by lynnneil. Had a similiar problem, you should Try the "who you gonna call" app. Allan Cooper likes this.
Yes, it IS that simple! But then what happens? Go to samsung pay page. Make sure it doesn't happen to you with these tips. Some of them don't even need all that much work.
Dude you can download the app Called-Mono Bluetooth from google play.. Mono Bluetooth Router doesn't work. I've searched the Play store and I haven't found an app yet that will do the job.
Gonna have to write one. Skip to primary navigation Skip to content Skip to primary sidebar Skip to footer. Blacklisting by vendor prefix address: The following companies are included in the list below: Note the reverse logic in this case compared to other's in this file where its a blacklist for not auto pairing.
F6 Blacklisting by addition of the address during usage. Do NOT change this file format without updating the parsing logic in.
This file contains information to prevent auto pairing with Bluetooth devices. Blacklisting by Exact Name: Blacklisting by Partial Name if name starts with. Fixed PIN keyboard blacklist. Keyboards should have variable PIN.
The keyboards below have a fixed PIN of , so we will auto pair. Note the reverse logic in this case compared to other's in this file.
Blacklisting by addition of the address during usage. If you saved an image from online, you might find either the date you added it to your Photo Stream or when it was actually taken by its original owner. But then what happens? What can thieves do with your stolen tech?
All major smartphone operating systems offer device encryption, but should you use it? Here's why smartphone encryption is worthwhile, and won't affect the way you use your smartphone. Consider these security concerns before getting rid of your hardware, and see what you can do about them. Make sure it doesn't happen to you with these tips.
What can you do to protect yourself from these seedy cybercriminals? Read More , but also a worrisome amount of metadata. Similarly, social media accounts have been hacked, including Snapchat Snapchat Leaks: How To Avoid Being The Next Victim Snapchat has reached such a massive scale that it's now more important than ever for users to be mindful of security while using the self-destructing photo app.
It's a unimportant and rarely used feature. Geotagging is what makes the game. What can you do? On Android, open the camera app, tap on the menu, then the gear icon to see settings; from here, you should see something like Location , GPS tag , or Geotag , depending on the device, and disable it.
While most of us are used to sending information between cell phones over Wi-Fi, we had to rely on Bluetooth What Is Bluetooth? The latest Bluetooth has potential How Bluetooth 4.
Read More , but many still hate it. Would it be easier to palate if they offered you some discounts while breaching your privacy?
Read More , for instance, to specifically target you. Shop surveillance is even capable of noting how often you visit a certain section of the store. Are you happy to be tracked through your device? Read More to trace customers, but Bluetooth is a good alternative.
Unfortunately, this means a lot of myths are now outdated and wrong. Sadly, hackers are smarter than that. This has led to Bluejacking — that is, sending malicious content to your phone via Bluetooth, including eavesdropping software, and malware. In , for instance, the security suite firm, Kaspersky Labs uncovered Flame, malware used in places like Israel, Sudan, and Syria but most widely found in Iran.
Due to its considerable file size and the fact it took at least two years to be discovered , Kaspersky claimed it was:. Just transferred someone a song via Bluetooth, now waiting for India to win World Cup Read More , and take screenshots, including in-private messaging and emails, then send material back to its originator.
Here are four technologies that will be used to violate your privacy over the next few years.