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Hi,

Running on ios 9.1, and after using initPlugin() in deviceReady the values are not yet populated correctly. If I query hasBTLE (for example) in the console it will return the correct value, or if I use a setTimeout (arbitrary time set to 0) it will also give the correct value.

Noticed in the code that initPlugin() is also waiting for deviceReady, which explains the setTimeout working, so was wondering where is the correct place to to call initPlugin?

Thanks,
Jarrod

Using in a cordova/ionic project, I boot the app on an ipad-3 running iOS 9, and get the following, despite bluetooth being enabled and verified working:

cordova.plugins.BluetoothStatus.BTenabled;
// false

Then, I turn the bluetooth off and on again, within the device's settings panel:

cordova.plugins.BluetoothStatus.BTenabled;
// true

It seems the method only returns the correct state after triggering an update by manually changing the device's bluetooth settings. Invoking cordova.plugins.BluetoothStatus.initPlugin does not affect the initial state.

BluetoothStatus.enabled and BluetoothStatus.disabled events not firing in Cordova android application. Please help

Is there anything we need to activate (see image below) so my app can access the Bluetooth of the device?

It seems that there's a parallel to the enable() method in BluetoothAdapter called disable(). It'd be nice if this plugin exposed it as a method.