No, they don't.
You're all over this thread talking about rules that haven't been universal for literally over a decade. Phones haven't had to be turned off for takeoff and landing for over a decade in some places. Radio transmissions haven't had to be disabled (only mobile network transmissions) for years in the USA, Australia and Europe. The Plane Wifi gets turned on when the forward door closes, and doesn't get touched until after everyone deplanes. Bluetooth isn't even disabled by default in Airplane mode anymore. There are very few holdouts on this (Air Canada for example took a very long time to formally allow bluetooth use during flight).
Hell, there's a comment above that points out this document [1], which specifically allows low-powered wireless communication on cargo tracking devices.
[1] https://www.iata.org/contentassets/05e6d8742b0047259bf3a700b...