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Hi @dstd, How can I listen for this event "AVAudioSessionInterruptionTypeEnded"?

Same problem here for iOS 14.1.

Same here. In my case it is showing this in the logs:  I'm working in self-managed mode and when I report an incoming call the ringtone doesn't start on...

@wilmxre, not yet, but it works for versions prior to Android 11. I was trying to call the native function startBluetoothSco from AudioManager before calling addNewIncomingCall and it works intermittently,...

You can call the method **getInitialEvents()** when your app opens and check if the event **didReceiveStartCallAction** is there.

Tested with Samsung and Oppo both Android 12 and it didn't work. Neither **setForceSpeakerphoneOn** nor **setSpeakerphoneOn** is working. Looking at the logs, I see it update the **defaultAudioMode** but it...

If you are using RN-InCallManager in conjunction with RN-CallKeep, remember to call **RNCallKeep.toggleAudioRouteSpeaker()** after calling **setForceSpeakerphoneOn()**, for some reason the RNCallKeep has control if you have called the **RNCallKeep.startCall()** first.

Does your device support connection service? you can check that calling the **RNCallKeep.supportConnectionService();** method. Also, you can listen to the **createIncomingConnectionFailed** event and check for errors.

I had one similar issue because I wasn't calling the RNCK.endCall(uuid) after terminating the call.

You have to call the **setCurrentCallActive(callUUID)** method when your call is active on both sides.