Data - Bluetooth

Bluetooth pairing history can be discovered on both Android and iOS devices.

In the "Configure your report" page, select Bluetooth Pairings.

Please note that on Android phones the Bluetooth adapter will be turned on during the extraction, and then off again; if it was on already when the processing started, it will stay turned on afterwards.

Contents of the Bluetooth report

In the Bluetooth Parings report you will find the name of the connection in the header, and the Bluetooth address of the other device will be in the first line just below the header.

On Android, the second line will show the status of the Bluetooth pairing - None, Bonding or Bonded.

On iOS, the second line will show the date and time of the last connection.

Example of Bluetooth report:

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