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Getting MAC address of BLE device

So I bought these LED strip lights off of Amazon. They have an IR remote but there's also an app on my iPhone that I can use to control them. This seems to work through bluetooth, and in my phone's bluetooth page I can sometimes see that I'm connected to the device (sometimes I don't see it, weird) but there's no little (i) button to get more info.

Anyways, I want to intercept some of the bluetooth packets with an nRF sniffer. In order to do this, I need to figure out the MAC address of the strip lights, but I have no idea how to do that. I tried using the nRF Connect app on my phone, but there are a ton of devices named "N/A" and no device whose name indicates it's the right one. I also tried following some guide that told me to connect my phone to the personal hotspot on my PC, but that didn't do anything.

I'd really appreciate any ideas -- thanks so much!

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Android 10: is it rootable?

I have the ZTE Grand X View 4 K87CA tablet, I can't find any resources not even on XDA if it's even possible to root. I tried Kingroot (after finding so many bogus apks) and that didn't work either. I'm beginning to think rooting isn't possible.

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VPN Detection Methods

I am currently overseas at the moment during playoffs at home. I didn't think it would be an issue, as I have an online streaming subscription and usually watch it this way anyway.

Start the app and... 'Overseas visitors are blocked' - Fuck you!

No worries, I have a box in a little data centre that shouldn't be on any blacklists. I spin up a nice little PiHole+WireGuard instance and try again...

Start the app and... 'VPN Detected - You are blocked' - Double fuck you!

Alright - Time to roll my sleeves up... I have a media box at home, I can wrangle an OpenVPN server on to it and try again. I know streaming works from my home IP!

Start the app and... 'VPN Detected - You are blocked' - What the actual fuck! I hate you!

This is now personal. I am overseas, with a service I am paying a lot of money for, which I can't access during the greatest time of the year. So, I am here to ask:

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How are they detecting I am using a VPN from my own home IP address?

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How can I get around this, so I can just watch my game!
Is it some sort of DNS leak? Are they tracking TTL hops, MTU size, response time?

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Is there any way to execute code on a DVD player

I was thinking like having a micro loader whenever you turn the DVD player or and a selection screen to play a movie or emulate an new or something. Maybe I'm just wishfully thinking and this will never work, but my friends portable DVD player can emulate nes perfectly so why can't a standard one do that or maybe even more

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