Can you please provide a tutorial on esp32?

[h0e4a0r1t]

Can you please provide a tutorial on esp32?

[ckcr4lyf]

@h0e4a0r1t what kind of tutorial are you looking for? Do you have an ESP32 already and a setup to program it eg. PlatformIO / Arduino IDE?

[ckcr4lyf]

@David12228 which ESP32, and what framework are you using for it?

[ckcr4lyf]

What happens when you try and flash it? Any errors in the IDE?

[ckcr4lyf]

That is expected, the code for the ESP32 does exactly this in a forever loop:

AppleJuice/ESP32-Arduino/applejuice/applejuice.ino

Lines 180 to 182 in e256c0e

	void loop() {
	// Start advertising
	Serial.println("Sending Advertisement...");

I don't see any problem, it means it is working as expected.

If you're not seeing notifications, you can try changing the deviceType or advType params:

AppleJuice/ESP32-Arduino/applejuice/applejuice.ino

Lines 14 to 16 in e256c0e

	int deviceType = 4; // 1 for Airpods, 2 for Airpods Pro, 3 for Airpods Max, 4 for...
	int delaySeconds = 2; // delay in seconds
	int advType = 2;

[h0e4a0r1t]

I succeeded, but it only pops up once

[ckcr4lyf]

If you want it to be more spammy, you can check out my derived work https://github.com/ckcr4lyf/EvilAppleJuice-ESP32/

This repo is more as a PoC, so it doesn't change for example the source MAC, and then I think iPhones won't keep popping up new notifications.

[ckcr4lyf]

It's mentioned in the README, i've done my testing on an ESP32-C3 from AirM2M

[ckcr4lyf]

I think it may be an issue with the WROOM module, a user of my repo has outlined some differences between them here: ckcr4lyf/EvilAppleJuice-ESP32#2

It seems the BLE capabilities are a bit different, which could be a reason.

[armanware]

I'm getting an errors every time I try to compile:

Compilation error: redefinition of 'BLEAdvertising pAdvertising' and many other redefinition errors.

Any Idea what's happening?
Thanks

[ckcr4lyf]

@armanware it may be because you have two of the ino files, so in your directory everything is defined twice:

I am not 100% sure, since I've not used the Arduino IDE. Can you try to use Visual Studio Code w/ the PlatformIO extension?

[armanware]

@armanware it may be because you have two of the ino files, so in your directory everything is defined twice:

I am not 100% sure, since I've not used the Arduino IDE. Can you try to use Visual Studio Code w/ the PlatformIO extension?

I will try with Visual Studio instead, I think the codes are not 100% compatible with Arduino IDE language. Thank you!