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differentiate between 10 characters in hex and 5 bytes for the advertisement #53

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Expand Up @@ -203,10 +203,10 @@ PDU:
Adv Data: (17 byte)
Adv Type: Complete Local Name
flag: "LE General Discoverable Mode", "BR/EDR Not Supported"
Data: OVPSTADONENTRY_8520f00989 (3 character + 11 character identifier name + 5 bytes of the random X25519 public key)
Data: OVPSTADONENTRY_8520f00989 (3 character + 11 character identifier name + 10 character (5 bytes) of the random X25519 public key in hex repr. )
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The data in the Advertisement Packet contain the prefix `OVP` indicating that the verifier is ready to accept connections for OpenID 4 VPs. A human readable name of the verifier is given in the next part. The rest of the data packet after the `_` contains the first 5 bytes of the public key (example: `8520f00989´). (max. available size for data as defined by BLE is 20 byte).
The data in the Advertisement Packet contain the prefix `OVP` indicating that the verifier is ready to accept connections for OpenID 4 VPs. A human readable name of the verifier is given in the next part. The rest of the data packet after the `_` contains the first 5 bytes of the verifier public key in a hexadecimal representation (example: `8520f00989´). (max. available size for data as defined by BLE is 20 byte).

### Scan Response Structure

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