I did some work with the Android bluetooth APIs. As mentioned above, they (hopefully) aren't trying to track your location. If they wanted to make the connection process easier, for example scanning for and finding only nearby LG devices, they would have access to all nearby bluetooth devices. Android requires location access for this because some of those nearby devices could be BLE beacons which have a known location. Without this, malicious app could use bluetooth scanning to track you, without you knowing about it.

That just means they were hidden before. They were still there

To often I forget to start the music, so yea, I guess I do too.

I suppose that's a thing you could do. Also... Go away

Hopefully it's a data entry job...

I always just realize that things are to much work and that I'm lazy...