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Ok, so I upgraded the firmware and applied the NRF.setSecurity() call and everything seems to be working just fine. It's still getting the random MAC, but with the PIN, I'm not bothering with the whitelist, so that's fine.
The only thing I noticed is that the pin only comes into play when connecting with the phone. When I try to connect to the Puck via the IDE, it connects without asking for anything.
It's not really a big deal, since I'm six floors up and I doubt my neighbors are really into hacking, but I was just curious if that was as designed and/or if there was a way to make the PIN always necessary.