Will Bluetooth work in airplane mode?

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Yes, Bluetooth will work in airplane mode on most devices. Airplane mode turns off all wireless connections, including Wi-Fi and cellular data, but Bluetooth is typically unaffected. This is because Bluetooth uses a different frequency band than Wi-Fi and cellular data, so it is not considered a potential interference risk.

However, it is important to check with your airline before using Bluetooth on a plane. Some airlines may have restrictions on the use of electronic devices, including Bluetooth, during takeoff and landing.

Here are some tips for using Bluetooth in airplane mode:

Make sure that your device is in airplane mode.
Turn on Bluetooth on your device.
Pair your device with the Bluetooth device you want to use.
Once your devices are paired, you can use them as usual.

Please note that some Bluetooth devices may not work properly in airplane mode. If you experience any problems, try turning off Bluetooth and then turning it back on.

Here are some of the benefits of using Bluetooth in airplane mode:

You can still use your Bluetooth devices, such as headphones, speakers, and keyboards.
You can save battery power by turning off Wi-Fi and cellular data.
You can avoid interference with the plane’s communication systems.