@lkroll That's definitely ideal. I'm sure the xenial app would be a great start. It would be nice but obviously it's a very old tech and kind of slow. It's probably better to look for other better solutions if the effort is too much.

@messayisto Maybe it was uploaded under the xenial framework by mistake.

@Schlicki2808 :light_bulb: - thank you!

@rbarclay said in Ongoing, automatic backups: syncthing sounds interesting for keeping some files/folders, well, synchronized The main purose yes, but also, you can use it like a saving service, with only one device that is the "master" and another the "backup" (only filed from the master will be cloned on the backup, not the other way). Also, it works not only on local network, you can use it with internet access (so you can save on your backup wich is at home, when master not at home). Anyway, i just mentionned it so you know about it, i seems your skills are way above mine in using Linux possibilities, and syncthing is more for people like me lol.

@jelkner I would rather have you working with us on the problem if you like. It might be some insights for you in how UT works, and for us an opportunity to recruit a new community contributor Would you mind bringing one of the OPOs back to Android, to see whats the MAC address there? We definitely need to find out where Android gets it from. Also for Bluetooth, see this bug: https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/955