** Description changed: When using the latest indicator-bluetooth on the Nexus 4 (mako) and Ubuntu Touch switching bluetooth on/off is impossible, as the state never changes. Same when doing it from the ubuntu-system-settings. The unity8.log upstart log has this in it: - Can't open /dev/rfkill for use as a killswitch backend: Permission denied - Couldn't write rfkill event: Bad file descriptor Can't open /dev/rfkill for use as a killswitch backend: Permission denied + Couldn't write rfkill event: Bad file descriptor + Can't open /dev/rfkill for use as a killswitch backend: Permission denied + + + [Impact] + * User has no chance to switch bluetooth on or off which can also pose a security problem when having bluetooth on all the time. + + [Test Case] + * Try to switch BT on/off via indicator or system settings. + + [Regression Potential] + * None really as it cannot be more broken as it is currently.
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