One Android phone supports it so far, and it's widely expected Apple will find some way to lock it out or at least delay more support.

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reaperducer 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

it's widely expected Apple will find some way to lock it out

I suppose that is "widely expected" from the usual group of anti-Apple internet griefers looking for a reason to moan in public, rather than actually doing some research or knowing things.

To quote a sibling comment:

"Apple contributed the core logic to the Wi-Fi Alliance to build Wi-Fi Aware, which they now also support."

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vrganj 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Glass half empty kinda guy, huh? :-)

	▲	eigenspace 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Not generally, I just don't have that specific phone that has implemented the workaround, and so this isn't a solution for me. Apple has consistently done everything it can to self-sabotage their implementations of stuff to comply with EU anti-trust legislation like the stuff with digital marketplaces, so I'm not holding my breath on this.