BeaconLink is a unique walkie-talkie feature available exclusively on OPPO devices, allowing you to make Bluetooth network-free calls within short distances. This innovative technology enables communication without the need for an active internet connection, making it ideal for quick and reliable communication in various scenarios. This article will provide a comprehensive guide on how to set up and use BeaconLink, as well as the conditions and supported models.

 

Note：Only models with ColorOS 14.1 and above are supported (models may vary, the final functional features are subject to the actual device.)

 

Setting Up and Using BeaconLink

  1. Open the settings menu on your OPPO device.

  2. Select [Mobile network] from the settings options.

  3. Find the [BeaconLink] option and turn it on.

  4. Choose a display name that will appear to others using BeaconLink.

  5. Select the people who can call you using BeaconLink by choosing contacts from your address book.

  6. Once set up, you can select a contact and make a call using BeaconLink.

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Conditions of Use

To ensure BeaconLink functions correctly, the following conditions must be met:

 

Enable Necessary Services and Permissions:

  1. Turn on [Bluetooth].

  2. Enable device quick connection service.

  3. Activate internet security service.

  4. Allow related permissions (phone, notification, address book, Bluetooth permissions).

 

Device Compatibility:

  • Communication can only be established between OPPO and OnePlus mobile phones.

  • BeaconLink does not support communication with mobile phones from other brands.

 

Single-way Calls Only:

  • Multi-way calls are not supported.

 

Important Tips

  • First-Time Use:

    • Both devices need to be logged into an account with an active network to activate BeaconLink.

    • Follow the on-screen prompts to turn on the BeaconLink function.

  • Model and Version Variations

    • The functionality of BeaconLink may vary depending on the model and software version of the device. Always refer to the actual display on your device interface.

    • Usage is subject to local regulations and operator control policies.

 

* Pictures, settings, and paths might differ from those of your phones, but these won't affect the description in this article.

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