Issue #1689
closedBlueooth required by leading bone conduction headsets
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Description
Some speakers, like bone conduction headsets by Aftershokz (aftershokz.com) reduces the risk for traffic incidents. (read more at http://www.bikeshophub.com/blog/2015/07/21/bone-conduction-headphones-safe-legal-or-reckless/)
However, this bone conduction headset manufacturer require bluetooth for all of their products, so I cannot use them with Replicant for the moment.
Can you please put this into consideration when you decide to add bluetooth support to Repliant, because this matters.
Thanks.
Updated by Wolfgang Wiedmeyer about 7 years ago
- Status changed from New to Rejected
Please discuss reasons for steering the development in a certain direction in the forums. The issue tracker is for reporting and fixing specific bugs with Replicant.
Unfortunately, I'm not aware of anyone who is currently working on replacing the nonfree Bluetooth firmware.
Updated by David Hedlund about 7 years ago
Wolfgang Wiedmeyer wrote:
Please discuss reasons for steering the development in a certain direction in the forums. The issue tracker is for reporting and fixing specific bugs with Replicant.
Unfortunately, I'm not aware of anyone who is currently working on replacing the nonfree Bluetooth firmware.
There's noise canceling head sets so never mind.
Updated by David Hedlund about 7 years ago
David Hedlund wrote:
Wolfgang Wiedmeyer wrote:
Please discuss reasons for steering the development in a certain direction in the forums. The issue tracker is for reporting and fixing specific bugs with Replicant.
Unfortunately, I'm not aware of anyone who is currently working on replacing the nonfree Bluetooth firmware.
There's noise canceling head sets so never mind.
These noise canceling devices can also act as amplifiers.
See QuietComfort 25 for a good example.