Hi,
Recently I am experiencing some phone call issues with my microphone, I sound unclear to others during a phone call.
Now, I sound clear while a Viber, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger calls or any other 3rd party app that supports call via internet.
I sound very clear on Voice Memos, Videos/Camera as well, and Siri can take my commands without any issue, no matter how far away my phone is (reasonable distance).
I don't have any screen protector, films, or case that covers the microphone or iPhone receiver, and microphones and iPhone receiver are clean.
However, I started experiencing this issue after updating my iPhone to iOS 13.2 and after I took couple of phone calls while connected to a cheap speaker via Bluetooth and that very same speaker has a mic built-in.
Can it be something with the software which can be resolved with backup and restore or simply restoring the phone on default and setting it up as a "New iPhone"?
I don't want to rush to the service because in my country we only have an Authorized Apple Reseller, and they say if there is something wrong with the microphone they must change the entire screen (which I think is weird).
Recently I am experiencing some phone call issues with my microphone, I sound unclear to others during a phone call.
Now, I sound clear while a Viber, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger calls or any other 3rd party app that supports call via internet.
I sound very clear on Voice Memos, Videos/Camera as well, and Siri can take my commands without any issue, no matter how far away my phone is (reasonable distance).
I don't have any screen protector, films, or case that covers the microphone or iPhone receiver, and microphones and iPhone receiver are clean.
However, I started experiencing this issue after updating my iPhone to iOS 13.2 and after I took couple of phone calls while connected to a cheap speaker via Bluetooth and that very same speaker has a mic built-in.
Can it be something with the software which can be resolved with backup and restore or simply restoring the phone on default and setting it up as a "New iPhone"?
I don't want to rush to the service because in my country we only have an Authorized Apple Reseller, and they say if there is something wrong with the microphone they must change the entire screen (which I think is weird).
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