To reach the global Android settings, tap the Android version number five times in Settings > System > Android AppSupport
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Oh wow, I would have never found it without your help!
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thank you @rdomschk for your HowTo !
It worked on xperia 10 III pretty easy and fast, I tested it with GadgetBridge and an polar HRM zone, worked perfectly !
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Hi @rdomschk !
Thanks for sharing your tricks.
Finally, does your patch working ?
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I tried this but doesn’t work on Xperia 10 Plus and Xperia 10 V 
Could you please provide your exact steps?
I tried it on an Xperia 10 III and GadgetBridge with no effect.
It wants to “Turn Bluetooth on” but is apparently unable to.
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2 posts were split to a new topic: Potential NFC Support in the Android App Support (AAS)
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Tested with Sony Xperia 10 ii, it works very well. Thanks!
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Great work, this is very, very interesting.
Is there already a patch available in the patch manager webkatalog or on one of the app stores?
Best regards
*Fuchur*
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I cut my own keys, thank you very much. The transponders are my own, too. Though the main lock motor just died, (it’s 38 years old), so the remotes don’t work.
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Tesla-app is now working completely with this hack. Thank you very much!
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Out of curiosity, does AAS have to be running all the time after the initial setup to proximity-open the car?
I’ve placed this in the https://sailfishos.wiki and hope that’s ok. I’ve linked to the codeberg repo to complete the circle.
@rdomschk I’ve also added your notes.
Let me know if I’m missing something.
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I have updated the Codeberg Wiki page to reflect the fact that I am no longer using or working on SailfishOS. I’ll try to remember not to delete the page in future 
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I’ll just fork it at it’s current state and link to my fork? EDIT: done. Added a fork and 2nd link.
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Probably a good plan
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Yes, the AAS needs to be on and the bluetooth needs to be on the AAS side.
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Speaking of Bluetooth and Android support, have you read the news yet that Android support will soon(™) be able to connect to Bluetooth? They’re really putting in their best effort to make the new phone a true sequel to the original.
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Because one user find the way how to use Bluetooth in AAS, Jolla didn’t plan to make BT work in AAS.
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Please check this post from rainemak, as there are at least some plans for it: Sailfish Community News, 8th January 2026 - New Year
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