I know there're existing posts on this, but I'm adding my vote for it too. Customer support directed me here. "I've checked my resources and also talked with one of my senior specialists here. I'm s...
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I know there're existing posts on this, but I'm adding my vote for it too. Customer support directed me here. "I've checked my resources and also talked with one of my senior specialists here. I'm sorry, we don't have any information or roadmap if Stadia will unlock Bluetooth for Stadia controllers. I definitely understand this is something you guys eagerly want integrated and is very important to you. We do not have a timeline on when or if this is something that will be implemented, but I’ll continue to share your feedback with the team. You may want to submit your ideas by making a post on our Community Forum: https://community.stadia.com/t5/Community/ct-p/en_community" While the controller works over USB-C, it'd be great and useful to allow it to function over either WiFi or Bluetooth to other systems and platforms. There're hundreds if not thousands of these controllers available, and they may as well be permitted to work to their full functionality, even in an unofficial capacity. Either open source what you can of the microcontroller(s) firmware, or the code to communicate with it, or release a firmware update to allow it to be used/synced so that it's functional. Just like how Google Wave was released under the apache license/given away, I'm sure there's something that can be done for the code behind the controller. Even if it's at least information for reprogramming it and a pointer to the datasheets and a default firmware to unbrick it if someone accidentally breaks theirs.