BLE IOS27. When the device is connected to headphones, the Bluetooth controller does not tend to perform normal scheduling on BLE

We have an internet app that uses BLE COC to synchronize the call audio of Android devices to the iPhone side microphone. All of this functions normally, but if two conditions are met: upgrading to IOS27; Connect iPhone to headphones. So the up and down latency of our BLE COC data will be significant and increase proportionally with time. Through the analysis of the air interface logs, it can be seen that the number of retries for COC data on the air interface has significantly increased, and the interval between the other two packets is very large (far greater than the 30 millisecond conn interval). I would like to ask if Apple has adjusted the scheduling strategy of the Bluetooth controller on iOS 27, and how can we adapt to this situation?
The attachment is a screenshot of the air interface log. The packet circled in the picture is sent from iPhone to Android, with an interval of 300+ms. It can be inferred that the iPhone protocol stack and Bluetooth controller have already squeezed a large amount of data, and our business bitrate is not high, only about 10K per second

I would like to ask if Apple has adjusted the scheduling strategy of the Bluetooth controller on iOS 27, and how can we adapt to this situation?

Have you filed a bug on this and, if so, what's the bug number?

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Kevin Elliott
DTS Engineer, CoreOS/Hardware