Lucas Alves

Got it. For doing that is pretty straightforward. Watch the bluetooth adapter state and make that dialog. If the state is not but "on" then user has to get that...

> @lucaswitch I don't think my app gets the opportunity to check for the state. The pop-up appears as soon as the app opens. I have not written any code...

**Don't think it's a library bug.** But quick looking at your implementation i could notice something. **Make sure to register the events callback when the bluetooth is turned on, permission...

Make sure to wrap it on a "await" call. I'm also using 11.3.2 and never had this problem. 

Make sure to call functions just after start method cause ble manager needs to have CBCentralManager instance ready to do proper work, see: https://github.com/innoveit/react-native-ble-manager/blob/master/ios/BleManager.swift Probably not a library issue. There's...

> **Describe the bug** I try the scan and sometimes the scan find all the devices, sometimes not. The devices that sometimes I don't found aren't paired and are available...

> This callback type only permits a single invocation from native code. Can you provide a minimal repro for this? Also make sure to call enableBluetooth() only once per time.

Weird, i see you're using version ^11.3.2 which can be any version newer than that, can you make sure to install version _react-native-ble-manager version: "11.5.2"_ and do a ./android/gradlew clean...

> Issue Description: > > When I run my app on devices with Android 13 or lower, I receive the full data from my Bluetooth device. However, when running the...

@rahulp9538 that fixes your MTU negotiation size.