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Bluetooth History

Choco -  
 Choco -
Hello

I wanted to transfer photos from my phone to my MacBook via Bluetooth. At one point, I accepted a request without looking at what it was, thinking it was my phone wanting to send me photos, but none of them transferred. I tried again right after, and the photos went through immediately. I'm afraid I may have granted access to my computer to an unknown device.

Is it possible to see the list of devices that my MacBook has communicated with via Bluetooth?

Thank you in advance for your responses.

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Anonymous user
 
Hello,

Go to System Preferences / Bluetooth, and there you will see the list of paired devices, with the option to remove or add devices, see information, etc...

Have a nice evening
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Choco
 
Thank you for your reply. I checked the list of paired devices and there were no changes there.
However, my devices are not necessarily paired with each other and they can still exchange files. When they are connected, the device name does appear in the list on my MacBook, but as soon as that connection is severed, it disappears. That's why I was wondering if there is some sort of Bluetooth history to see which device I may have communicated with, even for a very short period of time.
Have a good evening to you too.
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