Arlo's Audio Doorbell doesn't seem to work with iOS 13, but company says fix is on the way
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What you need to know
- Numerous reports suggest that Arlo's Audio Doorbell does not work with iOS 13.
- Arlo community forums are awash with complaints that after upgrading, the Audio Doorbell would no longer call their smartphone when someone came to their door.
- Arlo says it is aware of the problem and is working on a fix.
A report via TechRadar has revealed that the Arlo Audio Doorbell is not compatible with iOS 13. According to the report:
Users in Arlo's forums claim to have tried resetting the Arlo base station with no success. Arlo has told TechRadar that it is aware of the problem and is currently working on a fix, in a statement to the outlet they said:
SIP is the tech behind Wi-Fi calling, which allows users to make and receive voice/video calls over the internet without cellular service.
The report does seem to suggest that some Android users have also reported experiencing issues, however as Arlo has directly responded to the problem and believes iOS 13 to be the cause, it doesn't seem that these are related. Arlo's reference to "expedited approval" is the closest we have to a timeline on a fix for the issue. If you are an Arlo Audio Doorbell user, you might want to hold off on upgrading to iOS 13 if you're yet to do so.
The news comes in wake of Arlo announcing that its Ultra security camera is now compatible with HomeKit.
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