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Hi,<br />
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Bluetooth devices have their own device hadware addresses or IDs (like MAC address of a Network Adapter) so I am not aware of them sending the IMEI.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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RobMobility.
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Hi,

Bluetooth devices have their own device hadware addresses or IDs (like MAC address of a Network Adapter) so I am not aware of them sending the IMEI.

Regards,


RobMobility.

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So: are this hardware addresses or IDs transmitted during sending contents over bluetooth?<br />
if so, this means that the sender can be identified!!
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So: are this hardware addresses or IDs transmitted during sending contents over bluetooth?
if so, this means that the sender can be identified!!

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I highlighted that each bluetooth device has a unioque Bluetooth address prior to alexey_gusev.<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
<br />
RobMobility.
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Hi,

I highlighted that each bluetooth device has a unioque Bluetooth address prior to alexey_gusev.

Regards,

RobMobility.

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Yes, RobMobility is right.<br />
I am sorry, it is my mistake, I don't know if the moderator can do anything regarding this?
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Yes, RobMobility is right.
I am sorry, it is my mistake, I don't know if the moderator can do anything regarding this?

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Hi.<br />
If I send a bluetooth file ( or any other content ) from one mobile to another, does it also send the IMEI of the sender mobile ?<br />
In general, I need to know if there is something that can identify the sender on any content received by Bluetooth.
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Hi.
If I send a bluetooth file ( or any other content ) from one mobile to another, does it also send the IMEI of the sender mobile ?
In general, I need to know if there is something that can identify the sender on any content received by Bluetooth.

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