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|    Re: OT: Alexa can't answer incoming call    |
|    14 Jan 26 15:39:04    |
      From: nobody@nowhere.co.uk              Graham J wrote:       > Graham J wrote:       >> This on behalf of a disabled neighbour.       >>       >> So: "Alexa, call Graham" - this works, so Alexa is correctly set up.       >>       >> But when there is an incoming call: "Alexa, answer the phone" gives a       >> message of the form "Can't answer incoming calls".       >       > OP here.       >       > The actual message is "There is no incoming call."       >       > Alexa is clearly lying, since the phone is ringing.              OP here ...              Phone is Samsung Galaxy A16 5G model SM--A166B/DS       UI = 8.0       Android = 16       Notifications = Alexa all       Bluetooth was off, now ON       Paired with Echo Dot-BT4              "Alexa, call Graham" - continues to work as expected.       "Alexa, hang up" - terminates the call as expected.              I ring her phone, it shows an incoming call, a tinted blue screen with a       green button to accept, red to cancel.              "Alexa, answer the phone."       The response from Alexa is still: "There is no incoming call."              The user is virtually paralysed (probably carpal tunnel syndrome in both       wrists) so tapping a button on the phone is basically impossible.              Ideas?              --       Graham J              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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