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I have a 2016 GMC Acadia and have been having issues with my phone not connecting automatically to Bluetooth for at least 3 months. My phone is paired but every time I get in my car I have to manually turn Bluetooth off and then on for it to connect.
It worked fine until the second to the last update from Samsung. This is so frustrating!
I used Tech Coach and they got it working the day I talked to them, but the next day it quit working again! How do you solve something that gets fixed while on the phone with them but quits the next day?
I have gone into Verizon and they won't help me at all! They tell me I have Tech Coach and to call them!
I have researched this and have performed everything except doing a factory reset.
Has anyone else had this issue?
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Thank you for reaching out to us. We understand the importance of having a working device. Let's ensure you are able to use your Bluetooth while driving. Let's gather a few more details. What did you do with Tech Coach that made this function work? Are you able to perform a Factory Reset? This typically resolves any issues you are having with updates.
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I read somewhere that the Fitbit App was causing this problem for someone else so I decided to delete the Fitbit App and my Bluetooth has been working great ever since!
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