"White" Noise troubles the conversation

All of a sudden, I get a kind of white noise during calls "kgggg" obstructing any talk. No clue what is wrong and what to do about it. Anybody any insights?
Many thanks,
efi

thnx, when I use the phone w/o the bluetooth earphone or with the cable headset all is fine, the problem lies between the phone and the earphone, i,e, with the bluetooth earphone

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