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Is it possible to send Bluetooth data to Android with iOS?

I was wondering if it is possible to transfer data to GameKit so that the Android device can receive information. I plan on sending XML data (Plist, nothing complicated) if possible. I don’t need confirmation on the iOS device, I just want to send the information.

Theoretically, Android should be able to receive raw encoded bytes (or bits) and then decode them on Android, it becomes my problem, but I can not display information in GameKit until it has an "equal" to.

Can I send information from an iOS device to an Android device via bluetooth?

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This is not possible, GameKit requires iOS devices or MFi complaint devices, so it won’t even connect to standard Android or any other device if it’s not an MFi complaint and therefore will not be able to send any data to it.

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It’s possible (via Bluetooth), but you have to be hacked and download the package (sharing AirBlue) from the bigboss repository (or * cough * cracked version * cough *), which allows you to transfer files between this idevice and other non-apple devices, via bluetooth. Here is a link to an article about it:

Jailbreak

There is also another similar package called celeste, but I did not look at it, so do not ask about it.

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