Pronunciation: /bluːdʒækɪŋ/
noun a form of cyber attack in which an individual sends unsolicited messages or data to a Bluetooth-enabled device
A1 Bluejacking is a term used to describe the practice of sending unsolicited messages via Bluetooth to nearby devices.
A2 I heard about bluejacking from a friend who had their phone targeted by someone sending random messages.
B1 Bluejacking can be annoying for people who receive unwanted messages on their devices without consent.
B2 There are ways to protect yourself from bluejacking, such as turning off Bluetooth when not in use or setting your device to 'invisible' mode.
C1 Some hackers use bluejacking as a way to gain access to sensitive information on unsuspecting victims' devices.
C2 Law enforcement agencies are working to combat bluejacking and other forms of cyber harassment in today's digital age.
verb to engage in the act of sending unsolicited messages or data to a Bluetooth-enabled device
A1 I saw someone bluejacking on the bus.
A2 My friend tried bluejacking my phone, but I caught him in the act.
B1 Bluejacking is a fun way to prank your friends by sending them anonymous messages.
B2 Some people consider bluejacking to be a harmless form of cyber mischief.
C1 The art of bluejacking has evolved over the years with new technologies and tactics.
C2 Bluejacking can be a controversial practice as it involves invading someone's privacy without their consent.
formal Bluejacking is a form of cyber attack where unsolicited messages are sent to a Bluetooth-enabled device.
informal I heard that bluejacking is when someone sends random messages to your phone through Bluetooth.
slang Bluejacking is like prank texting, but using Bluetooth to send the messages.
figurative In a way, bluejacking is like throwing virtual notes at someone from a distance.
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