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I tried what you asked, there were no active connections but I checked, the icon was already grayed out, set "make connectable = no", reverified the grayed out icon, went back to the initial clock screen and reconnected without any problems from chrome.
I confirm that setting "make connectable = no" with an active connection breaks my connection.
I previously used Garmin because it's one of the few that allows you to disconnect bluetooth and "turn it into an offline device."
I am trying to achieve this same result, it's not important to me how.
If by disabling bluetooth I also cut off connections even better.Is it possible that there is some scheduling that reactivates bluetooth after a while?
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Initially, yes, there was a connection and the Bluetooth did not turn off (which was not good anyway).
I broke the connection and disabled bluetooth on laptop and smartphone and set "make connectable = no" (which automatically set BLE = Off).The next day the problem showed up as described above, at most I'll have used the launcher and fixed the alarm (maybe).
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Before I went to sleep, I set the bangle with "make connectable -> no" and in the morning when I picked it up again, it connected to the app loader https://espruino.github.io/BangleApps/ without any problems.
MAYBE some commonly used generic app like the launcher or the alarm app, the only two apps I may have used afterwards, "re-enable" bluetooth.
I confirm that a reset solves the problem, with the default apps everything works as it should and bluetooth once "off" stays off.
Yeah I'm glad, thanks, I'll add one app at a time and see how it goes.