Jim, I haven't heard of any exploit using BT in years either. But that does not make it right.
> I believe if you are not using a service that can compromise your security, you should turn it off.
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> I rarely use BlueTooth devices and so I keep it turned off, but since upgrading to iOS 7 I keep finding BT turned on. I have not used my foldable BT keyboard or CableJive dock Boss Air in ages.
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> What is turning BT back on, so I know when to check to make sure it is off? How do I set it to not turn on, unless I do it manually?
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> Is this part of Apple's using iBeacon in their stores? I wouldn't give 2 cents for nearby location services like that. It is too much like Orwell's "1984", Dick's "Minority Report" or "Mad Men". I'll get by without nearby local services, and often the further versions, too..
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> Brent
1. I just did a search but was unable to find any reports of Bluetooth vulnerabilities under iOS 7.
2. I have my iPhone automatically connect to my car every time I get in it (the car), so BT is always on. I now have a Logitech Bluetooth keyboard folio for my iPad, so BT is always on.
Before, I never saw it turn on, or off, spontaneously.
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