Anders Borg
Anders Borg
iBeacons have no standard way of indicating battery level. Eddystone does though, via TLM, but that's not supported by this plugin.
iOS simply doesn't allow you to use a wildcard UUID, so it's not a limitation of this plugin, that uses the built-in support for iBeacon. In the case of Android...
Sorry, late reply. I've found nothing that states the opposite. In my apps I added a range of popular default UUIDs, with an option to add more on a server...
Do they happen to have the same UUID/major/minor?
Android 5 and up should be fine, but some devices have hardware that doesn't support beacon advertising. I'm not sure why, as all Bluetooth/BLE devices need to send advertisements. Anyway,...
Advertising works on Android too, if the device supports it. That's been an issue before.
Sony Xperia L1 / Android 7 (right) transmitting to an iPhone 7 iOS 11.4.1 (left).  The advertiser app is free on Google Play, if anyone's interested.
And I didn't notice how old this post was :).
My app scans a range of popular (default) UUIDs, each a separate region, as wildcard on UUID doesn't work on iOS. Customers can ask for other UUIDs if they private-brand.
The receiving device determines accuracy (~distance) by using the actual radio power (RSSI), the reported radio power at 1 meter (TX) and a non-linear formula. Unfortunately I can't control what...