What about B bluetooth keyboards and touchid

checking my understanding: this vuln is in the firmware for specific airoha chipsets; e.g. if a bluetooth device is listed as using a qualcomm chipset then it's unaffected by this specific vuln?

... though I wouldn't be surprised if we see a burst of similar disclosures for other manufacturers in the next year or so

Ok, so TL;DR: there's nothing that can be done about it? Just hoping that nobody (like not a single random person, eh) around me knows about that?

Shame on Airoha. Terrible security pracices.