Since AppleTV is made into my home hub, if my iPhone is connected to the WiFi network, if I try to place a voice call on the speaker, I get a dialog asking if I want it on my regular phone speaker, on the speakerphone speaker, on my MacBook or AppleTV.
I would never want to call my MacBook or AppleTV, and if I wanted it on the regular phone speaker, I wouldn't have chosen the speakerphone option to begin with. (It is non-sensual that it is even in the dialogue.)
Is there any way to stop this, or do I always have an extra step in my workflow now?
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