Device name is displayed on nRF connect even though there is no local name??

[suke]

Hello.

When scanning with the iOS app nRFconnect, the device name is displayed, but when scanning the same device with the Android app nRFconnect, the device name is "N / A".
I was able to confirm RAW data with nRF connect of Android application, but there were the following three types of AD structure.
・ TYPE = 0x01 Flags
・ TYPE = 0xFF Manufacture Specific
・ TYPE = 0x07 Complete list of 128-bit UUIDs available

My expectation was that a local name with TYPE = 0x08 or 0x09 would be present in the packet.
I think the local name appears as the name of the nRFconnect device.

What's going on ??

[Joakim Jakobsen]

Hi. 

There might be that the name is cached on the iOS device. If you try to turn the bluetooth off (in iOS Settings), wait a while and then back on again the cached name might disappear. 

Br,
Joakim