
A Google user
Not sure if the app is the problem or galaxy buds. I am always having to restart my phone to get connected and listen to music on galaxy buds. If I don't restart, the Bluetooth connects but there is no sounds?! I have other Bluetooth speakers and headphone products from Sony and they don't have any problems from connecting from one to another. Honestly, these galaxy buds with the app, have been having weird connect problems, sound skipping in an out...I definitely WILL NOT be purchasing another.
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A Google user
It demands too many permissions, and if you deny one of them it won't let you use the app! If I want to restrict some access it should let me do it, but no, if you don't let them have all those access to your phone, forget it, you're not going to be able to do anything else. Hate this app. Edit: Developers responded with basically "read the manual," hate the app, wish I could rate it 0 stars.
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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
February 10, 2020
Hi,
To be used fully, Galaxy Wearable app needs to have permissions for Location, Storage, Telephone and Contacts.
Please refer to the Galaxy Wearable Read more page on Google Play Store for the purposes.
Thank you.

A Google user
To anyone having issues with Android 10 / Q, there appears to be a solution, but it's a little painful. I uninstalled this app and every plug-in (Watch Active, Accessory Plug-In, Pay, etc.) and reinstalled them. This forced some amount of repeated set up to the watch (apps and settings), but after a while everything was running again without the crashes, high battery drain, or repeated file transfer notifications. It's absolutely unacceptable Samsung allowed this to happen. They've had plenty of time to test with Android Q, and even if they couldn't yet roll out a true fix, they could have notified users or made ANY attempt to make the transition easier.
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