Yes, Bluetooth can work on airplane mode. Initially, activating airplane mode disables all wireless communications, including Bluetooth. However, you can manually re-enable Bluetooth after airplane mode is activated.
Here's a breakdown:
- Airplane Mode's Initial State: When you enable airplane mode, it turns off all wireless connections, including:
- Cellular data
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth
- Re-enabling Bluetooth: You can go into your device's settings and manually turn Bluetooth back on after airplane mode is enabled.
According to information dated August 28, 2023, after switching to airplane mode, you can manually re-enable Bluetooth in your device's settings. This allows you to connect your headphones and enjoy your audio without any disruptions.
Why do this?
- In-flight Entertainment: Use Bluetooth headphones or earbuds with your device for listening to music, podcasts, or watching movies without disturbing others.
- Accessibility Devices: Connect hearing aids or other Bluetooth-enabled accessibility devices.
- Wireless Accessories: Utilize wireless keyboards or mice for productivity.
In summary, while airplane mode initially disables Bluetooth, you have the option to turn it back on manually.
