Milan Stute
Milan Stute
The web API (icloud.com) won't show your offline devices as far as I know. Because that would mean that Apple had access to the private advertisement keys to decrypt the...
@hhf42 the "old" Find My (to find iPhones, Macs) and the "new" Find My (for finding offline devices via Bluetooth incl AirTags) use two completely different protocols. The Find My...
No good reason. It's just an artifact from early testing. Will update this soon.
The v2 micro:bit uses a newer chip from Nordic, so the current firmware will _not_ work. It should be possible to port this to the nRF5 SDK to support more/all...
Also I think that running `spctl` shouldn't throw these warnings...
@froodproton were you able to get it running?
TL;DR: _In principle_, this could work. _In practice_, it won't. There are essentially two ways that we could implement this. **Option 1**: We extract the advertisement keys from the genuine...
I'll leave this open so others can easily find it
@throwaways this would work in principle as I mentioned. But quoting myself: > Also, we would need to conduct more manual reverse-engineering to figure out where to inject/from where to...
Short answer: Yes, Apple's company ID is necessary. Third-party MFi accessories use it as well, it's part of the specification (similar to [iBeacons](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBeacon)).