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title: "Android Wireless Mic: Known Limitations"
slug: "wireless-microphone-android-help-known-limitations"
updated: 2025-03-28T15:48:30Z
published: 2025-03-28T15:48:30Z
canonical: "support.nvoq.com/wireless-microphone-android-help-known-limitations"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Android Wireless Mic: Known Limitations

### Dictation

- Your Android device cannot simultaneously be used on a phone call and as a microphone with the app.
- If you answer a phone call on your device or navigate away from the dictation screen while you are recording a dictation, the recording will be stopped and your dictation transcript (that was captured up until that point) is pasted into your application. *Depending on your Android version and/or device,* the dictation may be interrupted anytime there is an incoming call, or you may be able to "reject" the call without the dictation being interrupted.
- WebSocket dictation does not work if the Wireless Microphone app is being used as the recording device. Dictations using the Wireless Mic will automatically revert to HTTP.
- In order to protect our resources, we currently only allow a maximum of eight (8) dictations to to be processed by our server for a single user at one time. If more than the maximum number of dictation requests are made, you will get an error.