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Why isn't it possible to just use your iPhone or any other Bluetooth (4.0 low energy) device, they should have a unique mac address and could be used for someth
by FWeinb 13y ago
Why isn't it possible to just use your iPhone or any other Bluetooth (4.0 low energy) device, they should have a unique mac address and could be used for something like this.
- techscruggs 13y agoI am curious too. It has me looking at apps like: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tokenlock/id402433482?mt=12 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tokenlock/id402433482?mt=12 How/why is this better?
- marksi 13y agoiPhones have this habit of running out of battery. That could be inconvenient. The battery in the key fob probably lasts on the order of months because that's its only purpose in life.
- yoda_sl 13y agoThat's one way of seeing it... Usually when I am at work or work with my Mac most likely my phone is either with some decent battery % or being charged. So if I leave for a few min, my phone usually always goes with me thus will work fine without another device. I just scan around and there is another app in the Mac AppStore: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/keycard/id578513438?mt=12 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/keycard/id578513438?mt=12 And some tutorial: http://mac.tutsplus.com/tutorials/security/use-your-phone-to-automatically-lock-your-mac-when-you-walk-away/ http://mac.tutsplus.com/tutorials/security/use-your-phone-to... which reference another open source project -which seems left in the water for the past few years. Anyway the concept overall is good but I think I am not the target market: not really interested to add one more BT devices that I need to carry. Good luck to the team