fix(ios): keep voice chat on Bluetooth headset
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# VoiceCat status
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Updated: 2026-09-22
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Updated: 2026-09-25
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## Current state
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@@ -23,7 +23,10 @@ The physical-device iOS voice path now supports ReplayKit fallback, stable Apple
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capture using a paced 20 ms handoff, and true built-in stereo microphone capture. Stereo was
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verified on an iPhone 16 Pro Max with a two-channel AVAudioEngine input and distinct left/right
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samples; the managed Apple binding requires native use of its otherwise-unmapped stereo polar
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pattern constant.
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pattern constant. The voice-chat preset now leaves speaker routing off so a connected Bluetooth
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headset can supply both input and output; speaker routing remains an explicit Advanced setting.
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Device-selected inputs are not saved as preferences during route refresh. Bluetooth switching
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still needs device validation.
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The iOS user list now opens a remote-user detail view with independent tuning for each active
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audio stream. Private messages are grouped into per-user conversations with direct access to the
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