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It is Possible to emuate ADV key on Windows Laptops #116

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kiam001 opened this issue Aug 21, 2024 · 5 comments
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It is Possible to emuate ADV key on Windows Laptops #116

kiam001 opened this issue Aug 21, 2024 · 5 comments

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@kiam001
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kiam001 commented Aug 21, 2024

Maybe some Docs from micrsoft helps for this issue:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/devices-sensors/ble-beacon

@dchristl
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dchristl commented Sep 6, 2024

Hello,

sorry, I don't understand what you want to say and achieve with this.

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Danny

@kiam001
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kiam001 commented Sep 6, 2024

On Windows, create a public key to find your laptop via the Bluetooth le module

@dchristl
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dchristl commented Sep 6, 2024

Are you in the wrong project? In this one, the Apple ecosystem is used to track AirTag clones.

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kiam001 commented Sep 6, 2024

Why shouldn't that be part of the project?

I mean you can create keys with the Key Generator Python, and there is already a script for Linux "HCI.py" it would be cool to be able to find windows devices via macless hayastack over the Bluetooth interface that are in a Windows laptop.

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dchristl commented Sep 9, 2024

Why shouldn't that be part of the project?

Where did I say that? I just can't make any reference to this project (or OPenHaystack, Apple) based on your confused and inane statements, and you're not answering my questions properly either.

The HCI.py script in Linux is merely a proof of concept and has no practical significance. The PC must be permanently switched on for the script to run. That's why I'm generally wondering why you should use it (except perhaps on a Raspberry). Is there already an Openhaystack-compatible project for the interface you linked (Bluetooth LE) or a Windows port of the HCI.py script (that's pyton and should be easy to do)? If so, this would already be possible for tracking with macless-haystack. I can't find a project or a proof of concept for this.

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