Although Bose connect app is a solid feature, there are instances where issues can occur that users experienced wherein the app is not able to detect Bluetooth speaker.

Zak has accused Bose of using the Connect app to intercept the titles and listening info for every audio file that users listen to, then sharing that info with third parties without users' permission.

A lawsuit alleges the Bose Connect app secretly intercepts and shares what you listen to.

Specifically, Bose AR is landing on Quiet Comfort 35 II headphones made after Nov. 2018, and arrives via the Bose Connect app, just as it does for the Bose Frames glasses.

We’ve reviewed the Bose QC35’s and found them to be fantastic noise-cancelling headphones, but if these allegations about the Bose Connect app are true, that could hurt the Bose brand.

Bose’s proprietary Bluetooth system may have been collecting more data than it let on. A proposed class action lawsuit filed this morning alleges that Bose’s Connect app was collecting and ...

The Connect app also collects users' names, phone numbers, and email addresses during registration. The lawsuit claims that Bose put together user profiles with detailed listening histories which ...

Bose has denied the allegations and pointed to the privacy policy in the Connect App that is explicit about the fact that it collects de-identified data for Bose’s use only and does not sell ...

Unlike other headphone apps that usually come with features for adjusting a volume equalizer, the Bose Connect app doesn't. It's comparatively spartan.

Click on settings, an icon that looks like a gear. Choose Unpair, Forget or Delete. After Bose product is removed, try to connect to Bose app to Bose product again and check if the issue still occurs.