I have android and the app I use is just called Bluetooth Scanner and the developer is Ethay Tam. Its easy to use, make sure BT is on before you launch it and it will scan for any available BT devices/vaxxed.
Some devices will announce what they are, like SonyTV etc but some will just be the 6 digit ID. Sometimes you can look those IDs up…
I have android and the app I use is just called Bluetooth Scanner and the developer is Ethay Tam. Its easy to use, make sure BT is on before you launch it and it will scan for any available BT devices/vaxxed.
Some devices will announce what they are, like SonyTV etc but some will just be the 6 digit ID. Sometimes you can look those IDs up in a bluetooth vendor database and see who makes it but I have never found one that seemed to be a vaxxed person that came up in any database. I used to think the vaxxed signals were always the ones constantly fluctuating wildly but now Im not sure. It can be interesting if you are away from all people like in a forest or field or cemetary or amish store or driving down a deserted highway and watch it blip as cars pass but I no longer use it to try to detect anything in the city or around many people like at a big store because the range of BT LE is like 200 feet and these days the infected are everywhere.
I have android and the app I use is just called Bluetooth Scanner and the developer is Ethay Tam. Its easy to use, make sure BT is on before you launch it and it will scan for any available BT devices/vaxxed.
Some devices will announce what they are, like SonyTV etc but some will just be the 6 digit ID. Sometimes you can look those IDs up in a bluetooth vendor database and see who makes it but I have never found one that seemed to be a vaxxed person that came up in any database. I used to think the vaxxed signals were always the ones constantly fluctuating wildly but now Im not sure. It can be interesting if you are away from all people like in a forest or field or cemetary or amish store or driving down a deserted highway and watch it blip as cars pass but I no longer use it to try to detect anything in the city or around many people like at a big store because the range of BT LE is like 200 feet and these days the infected are everywhere.