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If the voice control feature in your Nissan Rogue isn't functioning, chances are your Bluetooth is disabled. To rectify this, navigate to the settings menu, scroll down to the connectivity section, and opt for Bluetooth. Then, switch it back on.
Bluetooth is active, but the voice recognition feature is not functioning, so I am unable to place or receive any phone calls.
I am able to receive calls and listen to the person on the other end, but they are unable to hear me. Additionally, when I attempt to use voice commands, it seems like the device is not picking up my voice.
My phone's battery died, so now my voice recognition function isn't functioning properly. I'm able to receive calls and hear the other person, but they can't hear me. The voice recognition feature isn't picking up my voice. Any suggestions on how to resolve this issue?
Adjusting Bluetooth settings does not impact the functionality of voice control. If voice control is not working, it could be due to a malfunctioning microphone or control module.
I recently got a new phone, and ever since then, my voice commands have stopped working. I made sure that Bluetooth is switched on, and they were fine for the first few days. However, after updating the Android Auto app, the voice commands stopped working altogether. Now, I no longer have hands-free operation in my vehicle, which is a legal requirement in my area. I'm unsure how to troubleshoot this issue and get it working again.
If the voice commands aren't functioning on the Nissan Rogue, the probable reason is that the Bluetooth is possibly switched off.