ZeroTrace AirLeak Pro
Bluetooth Ops
The active Bluetooth testing tools, and when to use each
The Bluetooth Ops run on the Pro's main processor, alongside the app link. Each is controlled from the app.
These tools transmit Bluetooth advertisements or interact with other devices. Use them only against devices you own or are contracted to test.
Advertisement tools
Broadcast test BLE advertisements, custom advertisements, iBeacon beacons (with saved profiles you can reuse), and generated advertisement traffic. Used to test how nearby devices and apps react to specific Bluetooth broadcasts, to exercise beacon-based systems, and for awareness demonstrations of how noisy or disruptive BLE advertising can be.
Use it to: test beacon receivers, exercise app behaviour, run awareness demos.
Fake tag / Find My
Broadcasts a decoy item-finder advertisement. This has two legitimate uses: anti-stalking awareness (showing how a tracker presents itself so people learn to spot one), and testing tracker-detection systems (does a given app or scanner actually flag it?).
Use it to: demonstrate what a tracker looks like on the air, and validate detection tools, including AirLeak Pro's own tracker detection.
Find My tools
Scan for nearby item finders (AirTag / Find My, and DULT-compliant trackers), and, where supported, interact with one, for example triggering its speaker so you can physically find it. This is the active counterpart to passive Tracker Detection.
Use it to: locate a tracker you've found, confirm whether a suspected tag is nearby.
GATT client
Acts as a Bluetooth client to a target device: enumerate its services and characteristics, and, where authorized, read or write them. This is standard BLE assessment work, understanding what a device exposes over Bluetooth and how it behaves.
Use it to: assess a Bluetooth product's exposed services during an authorized security review.
Enumerating a device's GATT services is a normal part of a security review. Interacting with a device you don't own, or one outside your engagement scope, is not, keep it in scope.
Bluetooth Ops share the main processor's radio with the app link, which is preserved so you stay in control. The app shows each Op's live status while it runs.