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As I don't have the reputation to comment or mark this question as a duplicate I'll provide you the information you require.

Adi has a wonderful answer to what I believe is your question (link below):

What can an attacker do with Bluetooth and how should it be mitigated?What can an attacker do with Bluetooth and how should it be mitigated?

Of which I believe only the

"What can an attacker do once a malicious device is paired with mine?"

matters to you.

The answer to this is dependent on the device you're using and the Bluetooth profiles (sort of like Bluetooth standards/protocols) it supports. I've provided a link of the various profiles and what they can be used for: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bluetooth_profiles#OBject_EXchange_.28OBEX.29

I wasn't able to find the profiles your phone supports, but I believe that if both phones support the same profiles they will be able to interact with each other using them.

As I don't have the reputation to comment or mark this question as a duplicate I'll provide you the information you require.

Adi has a wonderful answer to what I believe is your question (link below):

What can an attacker do with Bluetooth and how should it be mitigated?

Of which I believe only the

"What can an attacker do once a malicious device is paired with mine?"

matters to you.

The answer to this is dependent on the device you're using and the Bluetooth profiles (sort of like Bluetooth standards/protocols) it supports. I've provided a link of the various profiles and what they can be used for: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bluetooth_profiles#OBject_EXchange_.28OBEX.29

I wasn't able to find the profiles your phone supports, but I believe that if both phones support the same profiles they will be able to interact with each other using them.

As I don't have the reputation to comment or mark this question as a duplicate I'll provide you the information you require.

Adi has a wonderful answer to what I believe is your question (link below):

What can an attacker do with Bluetooth and how should it be mitigated?

Of which I believe only the

"What can an attacker do once a malicious device is paired with mine?"

matters to you.

The answer to this is dependent on the device you're using and the Bluetooth profiles (sort of like Bluetooth standards/protocols) it supports. I've provided a link of the various profiles and what they can be used for: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bluetooth_profiles#OBject_EXchange_.28OBEX.29

I wasn't able to find the profiles your phone supports, but I believe that if both phones support the same profiles they will be able to interact with each other using them.

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As I don't have the reputation to comment or mark this question as a duplicate I'll provide you the information you require.

Adi has a wonderful answer to what I believe is your question (link below):

What can an attacker do with Bluetooth and how should it be mitigated?

Of which I believe only the

"What can an attacker do once a malicious device is paired with mine?"

matters to you.

The answer to this is dependent on the device you're using and the Bluetooth profiles (sort of like Bluetooth standards/protocols) it supports. I've provided a link of the various profiles and what they can be used for: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bluetooth_profiles#OBject_EXchange_.28OBEX.29

I wasn't able to find the profiles your phone supports, but I believe that if both phones support the same profiles they will be able to interact with each other using them.