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 Since the official Bluetooth Low Energy API provided by Google's Android SDK allows you to set the TX Power level and include it in the advertiser's payload, but doesn't permit direct modification of the byte values actually transmitted in the payload, the range of the Fast Pair functionality is somewhat limited. The receiving devices calculate the transmitter's proximity based on the actual received signal strength and the transmitted byte in the payload, which contains the TX Power level the transmitter used. However, devices like the Flipper Zero have the capability to modify this byte, significantly extending their range.
 
 ## Installation
-You can clone the repository and open it in Android Studio to install the app, or simply use the installable APK files from  [here](./Assets/Apk)
+You can clone the repository and open it in Android Studio to install the app, or simply use the installable APK files from the [Release Section](https://github.com/simondankelmann/Bluetooth-LE-Spam/releases)
 
 ## Credit
 - [mh from mobile-hacker.com](https://www.mobile-hacker.com/author/boni11/) for the [Article / Guideline](https://www.mobile-hacker.com/2023/09/07/spoof-ios-devices-with-bluetooth-pairing-messages-using-android/) about using the nRF Connect App to Spoof iOS Devices