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Do you want to help build Herald?
If you’re a newcomer, check out the “Good first issue” and “Help wanted” labels in the Herald documentation repository.
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Below are some items the Herald project team are looking for specific feedback on. If you feel you can help then please visit the links below:-
| Help Summary | Ideal timeline | Links |
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| Pseudo Device Address randomness methods Some phones incorrectly rotate their BLe MAC address every few seconds. This causes device discovery routines to reconsider a device even though it may have only just been identified recently. The Pseudo Device Address is a method around this. The mechanism used to generate this address needs to be reliable on a wide range of phones - even when idle for many hours - and prevent a passing attacker from predicting future addresses based on just the current observable address. There are many methods - we're looking for suggestions that work across Android devices going back, ideally, to Android 5.0. |
Early-Mid Jan 2021 | Android GitHub Issue #118 |