Find Lost Bluetooth Devices 4+

Name: Find Lost Bluetooth Devices
Author: Tran Minh

Tran Minh

Diseñada para iPad

- Gratis
- Ofrece compras dentro de la app

Descripción

Using the received signal strength indication (rssi) in this our app, you may detect and locate your Bluetooth devices; the closer you are, the stronger the signal will be.
Now you can quickly locate any Bluetooth device type. Use this app to find your Bluetooth device if you can't find it. You can look for devices like mobile phones, Bluetooth speakers, wireless headphones, and earbuds etc

Main features of Find Lost Bluetooth Devices
- Display the distance between our device and any adjacent Bluetooth devices that are found.
- Distance Between Display Devices
- Display Bluetooth device information in detail.
- Check the Bluetooth device's connection strength
- Show All Devices in a Pair.

How to use the Find Lost Bluetooth Devices:
1. Activate the Find Lost Bluetooth Devices App.
2. Choose the device you wish to look for.
3. Move about to increase the distance score that is displayed.
4. You should have your device close by.
Simply open the app, move to the closest place, and search for any Bluetooth device. The radar in the app will prompt you and indicate how close or far you are from the device as you draw nearer to it.

DISCLAIMER: We have no connection to any of the above-mentioned businesses. We used only these devices to create and test our app.

Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/privacy-policy-find-bluetooth/home
Terms of Use: https://sites.google.com/view/term-of-service-find-bluetooth/home

7 dic 2023

Versión 1.2

Dear Users：
We fixed several bugs and usability improvements.
Thank you for keeping Find Lost Bluetooth Devices to date.
We're frequently updating the app in order to give you the best experience.

Tran Minh, que desarrolló esta app, indicó que entre las prácticas de privacidad de la app, pueden incluirse el manejo de datos que se describe a continuación. Para obtener detalles, consulta la política de privacidad del desarrollador.