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Disclaimer: I didn't know about openhaystack project and came here with a strange trajectory, so sorry for my ignorance if I'm talking nonsense. Yet, the problem is the same -- use Apple item locations network to track non-Apple certified devices, so here is the idea.
In the README you say
The OpenHaystack application requires a custom plugin for Apple Mail. It is used to download location reports from Apple's servers via a private API (technical explanation: the plugin inherits Apple Mail's entitlements required to use this API). Therefore, the installation procedure is slightly different and requires you to temporarily disable Gatekeeper.
Then uses https://gateway.icloud.com/acsnservice/fetch with auth info to finally get coordinates
I hope I didn't miss something, while reading the sources and didn't leak any sensitive info, when I was experimenting with it :) But it looks like it just works and doesn't require any complicated Mail.app patching.
What do you think about adopting the same approach openhaystack? It'd simplify installation and potentially allow it's usage on non-macOS devices (not sure).
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Disclaimer: I didn't know about
openhaystack
project and came here with a strange trajectory, so sorry for my ignorance if I'm talking nonsense. Yet, the problem is the same -- use Apple item locations network to track non-Apple certified devices, so here is the idea.In the README you say
However, as I mentioned I came here from this repository: https://github.com/MatthewKuKanich/FindMyFlipper/tree/main/AirTagGeneration
It does pretty much the same as your project, it's just not that polished. So what I did:
I've spent a couple of hours reading the code, and from what I've got, in 4. it does the following:
https://gateway.icloud.com/acsnservice/fetch
with auth info to finally get coordinatesI hope I didn't miss something, while reading the sources and didn't leak any sensitive info, when I was experimenting with it :) But it looks like it just works and doesn't require any complicated Mail.app patching.
What do you think about adopting the same approach
openhaystack
? It'd simplify installation and potentially allow it's usage on non-macOS devices (not sure).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: