Yes some but all of them, no. The most common devices detected seem to have a custom/recognizable name and a specific icon. For example TVs, internet routers, laptops/tablets, phones, headphones... they are at the bottom of the "rarely used" results or before/above that list. The most frequent results are these generic 10 characters with letter or number pairs separated by colons. I don't know about others but i never used bluetooth personally in many years and have it always disabled, i'd be really surprised if there was 100+ people around me with the function enabled. If you look at the last screenshot, you can see that most of the references carry the generic logo, and one is identified as a phone logo.
I don't know how it was a year ago since i never tried before but now it's common. If more people can try it especially with more knowledge and equipment that would be helpful.
so it couldnt just be ppl with bluetooth enabled on their phones?
Yes some but all of them, no. The most common devices detected seem to have a custom/recognizable name and a specific icon. For example TVs, internet routers, laptops/tablets, phones, headphones... they are at the bottom of the "rarely used" results or before/above that list. The most frequent results are these generic 10 characters with letter or number pairs separated by colons. I don't know about others but i never used bluetooth personally in many years and have it always disabled, i'd be really surprised if there was 100+ people around me with the function enabled. If you look at the last screenshot, you can see that most of the references carry the generic logo, and one is identified as a phone logo.
I don't know how it was a year ago since i never tried before but now it's common. If more people can try it especially with more knowledge and equipment that would be helpful.