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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ OpenHaystack is a framework for tracking personal Bluetooth devices via Apple's
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- [Usage](#usage)
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- [How does Apple's Find My network work?](#how-does-apples-find-my-network-work)
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- [Pairing](#pairing-1)
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- [Loosing](#loosing-2)
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- [Losing](#losing-2)
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- [Finding](#finding-3)
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- [Searching](#searching-4)
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- [How to track other Bluetooth devices?](#how-to-track-other-bluetooth-devices)
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@@ -82,9 +82,9 @@ We briefly explain Apple's offline finding system (aka [_Find My network_](https
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To use Apple's Find My network, we generate a public-private key pair on an elliptic curve (P-224). The private key remains on the Mac securely stored in the keychain, and the public key will be deployed on the tag, e.g., an attached micro:bit.
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### Loosing (2)
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### Losing (2)
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In short, the tags broadcast the public key as Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) advertisements (see [firmware](Firmware).
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In short, the tags broadcast the public key as Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) advertisements (see [firmware](Firmware)).
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Nearby iPhones will not be able to distinguish our tags from a genuine Apple device or certified accessory.
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### Finding (3)
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