Ledger Android Connection Check | Permission, Bluetooth, and Device State

A Ledger Android connection check should begin with the app entry and device screen, then move to phone permissions and Bluetooth state. Keep private recovery data out of the record and write only the connection context.

Confirm the Android app entry

Start from the app entry and visible app name before changing phone settings. If Android installation context is needed, the Android Ledger Wallet guide keeps app entry and permission checks together.

Review Bluetooth and permission state

Bluetooth, location permission, and nearby-device permission should be checked as phone settings, not as device conclusions. The Android connection permission note gives same-column context for this part of the FAQ.

Read the device screen separately

The device screen should be written as its own observation: visible prompt, button state, and connection step. Do not mix screen wording with phone permission notes in the same line.

Close with a connection record

The final record can include phone model, app entry, permission state, Bluetooth state, cable or wireless path, and next step. For broader connection context, the Android cable path guide keeps the review practical.