Hello, The "vapi.start" function successfully initializes the call in my react native app, I know this because I console.logged the result of vapi.start and it looked like this {"assistantId": "...", "createdAt": "2025-03-07T10:24:25.743Z", "id": "..."}. But also the call never actually starts. I know this because my vapi.on("call-start") event listener is not firing. When I look for the call log on my VAPI dashboard, it says "No Microphone Permission". But I don't understand how this is happening, because the settings app says the app has microphone permission, and I used react-native-permissions to request microphone permission which it console.logs "granted". I attached an image from the vapi dashboard showing the call requested from the app. Here is a GitHub repo where I replicated the issue: https://github.com/akatergi/apptest2. I usually follow these steps to get the app running: 1. npm install --force, 2. npx pod install, 3. npx expo prebuild, 4. npx expo start:ios Upon running it, you will see the call button and the interactionState identifier in blue. Pressing the red button should turn the blue text from "inactive" to "started", and you should be able to hear an assistant that you can speak to, but that is not the case. I would appreciate your help as soon as possible, this is the last feature I need implemented to ship my mobile app to production and we have been bottlenecked by this for days. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1347651520531005621/1347651521197772813/Simulator_Screen_Recording_-_iPhone_15_Plus_-_2025-03-07_at_15.29.57.mp4?ex=67cc99c8&is=67cb4848&hm=1d3972c5e29a656cec80fe5fc8c10428be00b8bbd7e623d349f0158c766f4562& https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1347651520531005621/1347651521893892166/Screenshot_2025-03-07_at_12.07.24_AM.png?ex=67cc99c8&is=67cb4848&hm=c8b3c5394d5db45058e03ef83fa18950295f696b26d15b764be3a2373912010d&

Hey @Adel, we're at our fully capacity, so the team can't help much. Can you narrow down the issue so I can look into it?