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Ok, this is a bit complicated of a matter so ill make it as simple as possible. First of all, the first generation iPod Touches DO NOT have bluetooth capability, so if your ipod is a first generation you cant use bluetooth. Second, the iPod must be running on the latest firmware, which can be updated through iTunes. Third, iPod Touches CANNOT pair with bluetooth headsets (such as the ones you use with a cell phone the go over one ear) however they CAN be paired with bluetooth HEADPHONES (go over your entire head to cover both ears) now assuming you meet the above criteria, the option for bluetooth is in Settings>General>Bluetooth On. place the device in pairing mode and it should be discovered. if it is not, you are using an incompatible Bluetooth Device. Hope This Helped! Remember to Rate

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