MQTT blasted with {"id": "78:D8:84:8B:8D:87", "rssi": -96, "brand": "Apple", "model": "Apple Continuity", "model_id": "APPLE_CONT", "device": "Apple device", "mfr": "Apple, Inc."} #1628
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Hi @sainio, these Apple Continuity broadcasts are recognised to be filtered out by default. Can you make sure you have
in your BTtoMQTT setting? Are you actually using OpenMQTTGateway or possibly Theengs Gateway? With Theengs Gateway you need to make sure that you are using the latest version v1.0.0, which included Add APPLE_CONT and APPLE_CONTAT to default discovery filter |
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And where would that setting be?
…On 01/05/2023 16:06, DigiH wrote:
Hi @sainio <https://github.com/sainio>,
these Apple Continuity broadcasts are actually recognised to be
filtered out by default. Can you make sure you have
|"randommacs":false|
in your BTtoMQTT setting?
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As tated above, you don't seem to be running OpemMQTTGateway at all, for which this setting would be applicable, but Theengs Gateway, as your quoted MQTT JSON in the title includes Are you possibly using the Theengs Gateway add-on for Home Assistant? If so, the above suggestion to update to the latest version 1.0.0. should remedy the issue you are experiencing. If not, you should log an issue against Theengs Gateway. |
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After some update my MQTT is filled with Apple Continuity topics, but I have no Apple devices. How to stop?
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