Dear maintainers, Friendly ping on this question. Does adding "Bonded" property to org.bluez.Device1 make sense? On Fri, Feb 4, 2022 at 4:02 PM Sonny Sasaka <sonnysasaka@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Hi Luiz/BlueZ maintainers, > > What is the purpose of the Trusted property on org.bluez.Device1 > interface? Does it mean whether the device is bonded? My experiment > with BlueZ shows that sometimes a device with "Trusted" property set > is not bonded (does not have pairing key stored) and also vice versa, > so I am assuming that the Trusted property means something else. What > is an example use case of the Trusted property? > > Eventually, what I am trying to achieve is for BlueZ clients to find > out whether a device is Bonded or not. Using the Paired property is > not very accurate because it is set to true during connection although > the device is not bonded (pairing key does not persist after > disconnection). For this purpose, I am about to propose adding > "Bonded" property to org.bluez.Device1. Some use cases include when > there is a temporary pairing with a peer device we don't want UI to > show that the device is in the Bonded device list. What do you think > about exposing the Bonded state via D-Bus? I will do the > implementation if this idea makes sense. > > Thanks!
