Solution: Given that I also receive continuous notifications (a nightmare to watch a movie in peace) on my Samsung Smart TV from a Bluetooth device named L179 trying to connect to play the audio from my TV, I found this solution:
- I let it connect to my TV by accepting the connection, and of course, the audio from my TV disappears. But immediately after, without disconnecting this device, I follow these steps:
- In the menu, I go to the General tab, then to Accessibility, and at the bottom of this tab, I activate the "multi-output audio" function (with this function, the audio will be heard simultaneously from our TV and the unknown Bluetooth device, which will no longer send connection requests to our TV).
At this point, the unknown Bluetooth device is connected, but the audio is heard normally from the TV. So, as long as the TV remains on, no more notifications appear. If the TV is turned off, the unknown device will request connection again upon turning it back on, but by repeating the above procedure, as long as our TV is on, we will no longer have continuous notification problems. (Perhaps the device of the person bothering us will eventually run out of battery, maybe unintentionally). The only thing to remember is that we will have activated simultaneous TV + Bluetooth device audio, so if we want to connect headphones and mute the TV, we will need to deactivate the simultaneous audio option.
