I am not really sure what I can do, except buying a new phone 
But the real question is what is @Sudarshan_Gupta able to do.
And again, he should use the current BLE version.
Hi Mohit, I was able to solve the problem of Bluetooth Permission error.
- Build the APK file from your project in MIT APP inventor.
- Open the AndroidManifest.xml file to modify the permissions.
- Delete all permissions related to BLUETOOTH and add 3 lines.
- Save the AndroidManifest.xml file with above changes.
- Rebuild the APK file.
NOTE:
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How to view the AndroidManifest.xml?
------ Download APK Studio Editor from the link Download APK Editor for PC and Mac – APK Editor Studio
------ Open APK Studio Editor and Open the APK file.
------ Click on the "Open Contents" tab
------ Folder will be opened and "AndroidManifest.xml" file can be seen. -
How to Edit AndroidManifest.xml file?
------ Open the AndroidManifest.xml using any of the text editor.
------ Delete the lines related to Bluetooth related permissions.
------ Paste the below lines and save the changes.
- How to Rebuild the APK
------ After following the Step1 and Step2, On APK Studio Editor, Click on "SAVE APK"
Now, install the APK on mobile and Check the Bluetooth Permission Error Should be gone
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Hi Madhav
I confirm that it s works for me . I changed the androidmanifest.xml , exactly as you perfectly explained us, with APK studio Editor .
I delete all line with mentionned bluetooth permission and changed at the beginning with your :
even if it is not necessary very pratical so far, many thanks to you
which means, you will not be able to upload your project to Google Play
Taifun
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Hi Taifun,
Thanks for letting know about this. I'm aware you have built your own extension for Bluetooth client. I believe you have enough info and means to solve the issue. Can you please help us.
that is true Anke.
I just tried the same but with targetSdkVersion="31" instead, and the bug is there again with the pop up : "need android.permission.BLUETOOTH_CONNECT .... "
But if we set to 31, then app throws an error for Bluetooth permission. How do we solve the issue then?
Also you can no longer upload / release an APK to the Play Store as long as the app (as APK) has not already been released before August 1st, 2021.
Will not help too much but targetSdkVersion="30" works also
In my bluetooth client extension I introduced a method to ask for permissions like this
in my tests this was working up to now...
Taifun
/**
* RequestBluetoothPermission
*/
@SimpleFunction(description = "Request Bluetooth Permission.")
public void RequestBluetoothPermission() {
Log.d(LOG_TAG, "RequestBluetoothPermission");
if (isRepl)
{
ErrorOccurred("You will have to build the app to be able to test this method.");
} else if (ApiLevel()>30){
ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(form,
new String[] {
"android.permission.BLUETOOTH_CONNECT",
"android.permission.BLUETOOTH_SCAN",
"android.permission.BLUETOOTH_ADVERTISE",
"android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION"
}, BLUETOOTH_PERMISSION_REQUEST_CODE
);
} else {
ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(form,
new String[] {
"android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION"
}, BLUETOOTH_PERMISSION_REQUEST_CODE
);
}
}
thanks it help me, i just need to send data to hc-05 bluetooth don't need to post in google play store and it work
Thanks Taifun for the inputs.
But I feel the MIT should have the solution inbuilt for this issue.
But, isn't this for the BLE and not for Classic Bluetooth??
Hc-05 is classic BT indeed. But both BT versions could use some more attention.
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I was referring to this app:
Apparently I've slowly lost track of what this is all about. No wonder after more than 120 posts. 
Try this one (on Android 12+) → Companion & APK:
BluetoothClient_perm.aia (9.8 KB)
And post screenshots after running Companion & APK.
