This range of fucking machines use the Tuya Smart Life app. They're BLE, but the app does a whole range of IoT stuff.
Looking around, I'm pretty sure that they used the stock https://developer.tuya.com/en/demo/smart-neck-massager example (that's the icon that shows up in the app).
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This range of fucking machines use the Tuya Smart Life app. They're BLE, but the app does a whole range of IoT stuff. Looking around, I'm pretty sure that they used the stock https://developer.tuya.com/en/demo/smart-neck-massager example (that's the icon that shows up in the app).
Whilst the communication is obfuscated, the device side code is available: https://github.com/TuyaInc/tuya_ble_sdk_Demo_Project_tlsr8253/tree/master/telink_kite_ble_sdk_v3.4.0_20190816/ble_sdk_multimode/tuya_ble_sdk/sdk/src
It should be possible therefore to work out what to send to elicit a response.