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How do I limit the number of phones that connect to my speaker?

I own a JBL Charge 3 Bluetooth Speaker. Aside from using an auxiliary cord to play music from electronic devices, I can connect the speaker to devices such as phones and pcs wirelessly using bluetooth.

The issue I have came up when i was playing music on it with friends. All of a sudden, the music I played stopped abruptly and was overrided with music of a different genre. I looked at my phone and decided to play my music again, and the speaker switched back to playing my music once I pressed the play button on my phone. Minutes later, the music switches back to different music that I did not want to.

What I concluded from this is that multiple phones are capable of connecting to my speaker via bluetooth and each phone can give instructions on what audio to play, which takes control over the speaker from other devices.

What I want to know is that is there any way that I can prevent my speaker from connecting to multiple devices, and instead be connected to only one device at a time? (Something like, maybe, a passcode that phones or pcs have to input to be allowed to connect to the speaker)

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I don't know how to block other signals

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I have a similar problem with my Boom 2 speaker. I have three iOS devices which clash. UE allows two devices to actively share the Boom 2 so when I'm surfing something on my third device it can interfere with what I was streaming.

The trick is to go into the device you don't want to connect into your speaker, remove the Bluetooth speaker from the Bluetooth device listing.

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Just reset the speaker to forget all devices

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After reset my jbl charge 3, other device that have paired still can connect to my jbl charge 3, it's really annoying

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I have the same exact problem OMG. My neighbors connected once, now they’re always connected

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Download the JBL Connect App for adminstrator capabilities for your speaker. Or just use an aux cable when you are around people.

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How do you get to the admin settings you are talking about?

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We have 3 of the same cellphones and I just bought 2 new jbl Bluetooths for me and my sister's cellphones but the problem that I am having right now is when paired my jbl Bluetooth to my cellphone it paired to my sister's cellphones and her husband how can I block them to from my jbl Bluetooth to only my cellphone please help me please explain to me how I can fix this problem please help

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@angelgirl02 Apparently you can't once they're paried (https://www.bestbuy.com/site/questions/j...), but as suggested by Dan in the answer above, you could have them remove your BT speaker from BT paired devices list on their phone, alternatively you can reset your speaker and only pair the devices you want to play sound from, the downside this way is you'll have to pair all your devices again

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Switch off the connect plus botton

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