There's already a commercial product based on a reverse engineered Go Plus - the Go-tcha (https://www.go-tcha.co.uk/). It's based on some kind of fitness band chip.
Yes, but there hasn't been anything open source since the release of the device in 2016. There were a lot of people starting DIY Pokemon GO plus device, but all of them were stumped by the certification protocol.
Now we can build a clone using anything that supports emulating a BLE peripheral (Pi Zero W, ESP32, etc)
I'm surprised (and maybe somewhat... relieved?) that the protection isn't that hard --- e.g. they could've made this far harder with something based on ISO 7816, and yet not increase the cost much.
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[ 4.9 ms ] story [ 25.6 ms ] threadReferring to Pokemon Go Plus as PGP past the first few paragraphs of the write-up became confusing real fast, though.
Now we can build a clone using anything that supports emulating a BLE peripheral (Pi Zero W, ESP32, etc)