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Re: UUID

  • Subject: Re: UUID
  • From: András Kövi <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 08 Feb 2013 14:17:09 +0100
Surely yes! If the BT stack is reset, new UUIDs are generated. You should use the UUID as an opaque value. It should not have any meanining to your application and your app should always check the response of the system with operations that are concerned with UUIDs.

Regards,
Andras


2013/2/8 Darren Jones <email@hidden>
After installing iOS 6.1.1 beta, I noticed that my app no longer recognised the UUID's of 2 bluetooth peripherals I have.

I think I read someone say that iOS creates the UUID for each peripheral based on it's MAC address and other things.

Could iOS give a peripheral a different UUID after updating iOS?

Thanks

Darren
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