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Without an app on the iPhone, the best solution might be to use HID as you say. Just turn it into a keyboard and when you get the
NRF.connectordisconnectevents you can see when the iPhone thought it was in range enough to try and connect.It might work - otherwise you'd need an app I'm afraid... Or you might be able to do something by turning the Puck into an iBeacon?