BLE Device Spoofing

Set the device's BLE peripheral identity in Settings → BLE Spoofing. The advertisement uses the chosen device class's manufacturer data, name, and appearance code so it shows up in scans the way the real product would.

Built-in identities

• AirPods (1, 2, 3, Pro, Pro 2, Max)
• Fitbit (Charge, Versa, Inspire)
• Car audio dongle
• Generic BLE keyboard / mouse / HID

Custom identity

For arbitrary spoofing, override:

• Device name — appears in BLE scanners
• Manufacturer data — raw bytes per the BLE 5.0 spec
• Appearance code — 16-bit appearance value

Spoofing is identity-only — the payload is still standard BLE-HID. A target pairing with what looks like AirPods receives keyboard reports.

Use cases

• Blend a planted device into an environment full of similar peripherals.
• Bypass scanner-based device-class filters.
• Test BLE pairing UX against a target's expected device list.

The spoofed identity persists across reboots.