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Bluetooth

  • We can enable Bluetooth HCI logging from developers options and then do some BLE stuff and there will be a file called btsnoop_hci.log.

  • /etc/bluetooth/bt_stack.conf is the file that hold all the information about the bluetooth configuration.

    • If rooted phone: adb shell su gives you the root access

      • But even then we cannot edit that file manually.

  • Chances are that we might not be able to directly pull the btsnoop_hci.log via adb pull <path to the file>.

    • Best solution is to get sudo shell and copy that file to /sdcard

    • Then run abd pull /sdcard/btsnoop_hci.log

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