Totally move the console device out the way with something like LoopbackA.setConsole(1)
Respond to the NRF.connect event, check the address, and manually disconnect if you don't like it
Totally disable the BLE UART service with NRF.setServices - which I'd suggest for anything remotely production-based
So a whole bunch of options really. Eventually there'll also be the ability to whitelist and also do Bonding (ensuring an encrypted connection) - but that's not in the firmware yet
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Nothing - by default.
Having said that you can:
E.setPassword
LoopbackA.setConsole(1)
NRF.connect
event, check the address, and manually disconnect if you don't like itNRF.setServices
- which I'd suggest for anything remotely production-basedSo a whole bunch of options really. Eventually there'll also be the ability to whitelist and also do Bonding (ensuring an encrypted connection) - but that's not in the firmware yet