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Have you tried frying the chip or clipping an antenna wire (if it has one).
Sledge hammer will do
Any hidden screws or seams to pry? Is there alternative firmware for it?
If not, I'd imagine your only options would be physically crippling the bluetooth module, porting something like OpenWrt to it, or getting a router that doesn't force Bluetooth on you.
Try a screwdriver to pry it open