ibeacon

With iOS9, my app was able to detect beacons even iPhone was restarting. With iOS10 this feature is no more working. It seems that with iOS10 "monitored beacon list" is not restarted agter a phone reboot. Any idea ? There have been a number of reports of failing to monitor beacons in the background after an upgrade to iOS 10. Try this: Setting -> General -> Reset -> Reset Network Settings Launch your app, verifying beacon detection in the foreground Turn off your beacon or leave range to verify region exit in the foreground Put the app to the background (hit home or kill the app) Turn on the

I have some questions on the use of Bluetooth Medic, based on the following observations. Because Bluetooth stops on one of my devices I have been looking at the BluetoothMedic to see whether it can help. I've looked at the debug messages and the source code. I get somewhat different results depending on whether I use enablePeriodicTests() or individually run runScanTest() and runTransmitterTest(). With enablePeriodicTests(), BluetoothTestJob.onStartJob() runs scan and transmitter tests every 15 minutes, apparently OK. If my beacon is transmitting, I get "Scan test succeeded" then "scan test

I am new to swift programing , I am trying to develop app detecting beacons but still I can not detect any beacon. let region = CLBeaconRegion(proximityUUID: NSUUID(UUIDString: "11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111")!,major: 1, minor: 1, identifier: "MyBeacon") locationManager.startMonitoringForRegion(region) locationManager.startRangingBeaconsInRegion(region) SWIFT 3: First of all you should add the CoreLocation.Framework In the .Plist file add the key/string NSLocationAlwaysUsageDescription with appropriate string In your Object add the CLLocationManagerDelegate Add the

In an answer to another question , I saw that "You can also transmit as a beacon on rooted Android 4.4.3 devices, but it requires an app installed with system privileges." How can this be done? Yes, this is possible on 4.4.3, but the critical API methods startAdvertising() , stopAdvertising() and getAdvScanData() (which allows you to read and write the raw information sent out in the advertisement) are blocked from use unless an app has android.permission.BLUETOOTH_PRIVILEGED . This is a system-level permission, so the only way to get this is for your custom app is to root your phone, and

The Google's Proximity Beacon API documentation uses Eddystone as an example everywhere: https://developers.google.com/beacons/proximity/register However, documentation mentions two more types of beacons , AltBeacon and iBeacon. If I understand correctly, something like this should be used (adapted from Google's example): { "advertisedId": { "type":"IBEACON", "id":"base 64 of what???"}, "status":"ACTIVE", "latLng": { "latitude": 51.4935657, "longitude": -0.1465538 } } However, what is the acceptable binary format for iBeacon's UUID,Major,Minor (which should be base64'd)? The id of the

how is it possible to send data to an iPhone which acts as an iBeacon? I am looking for an process as the following: Search nearby iBeacons Connect to some iBeacon Exchange data between the devices Does anybody know how to put the different bluetooth functions together to make this possible? thx in advance Standard iBeacons are transmit-only devices that can be seen by mobile devices, but don't actually "connect" to them or exchange data. But you can still do what you are asking if you have an app on all devices as well as a web service to do the data transfer. This would allow devices A and B