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So if a thief steals my jacket with an AirTag inside, some time later it’ll start beeping? At which point he’ll discard the AirTag and I won’t be able to track down my jacket. Kinda lame.
You assume that in a counter-factual world, professional thieves can’t learn to check the pockets of stolen jackets? They are already known to use Bluetooth network scanners to identify, eg, cars with electronics stored inside.
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#702Does Find My’s ToS require your device to relay any AirTag’s data?
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#703Can somebody please help me parse the last sentence in the "Privacy" paragraph here? I'm honestly confused by the "or location of any device that helped find it". All I want to know is if a LEA could subpoena Apple for the location of any/all of my AirTags, and I can't tell if this is talking about the tags themselves or about the device that initiates a Find action for a Tag: "AirTag is designed from the ground up t…
> All I want to know is if a LEA could subpoena Apple for the location of any/all of my AirTags Like anything that's centralized in the cloud, not only can law enforcement subpoena the provider for your data, they can subpoena your data without you ever being notified of the fact.
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I used tractive. It is bulky and requires daily charging making it not so good for cats. I will likely play with Air Tag, as my cats usually travel in highly populated areas, so they should be seen by many people.
Would you like to hear the lecture about why cats should be kept indoors now? Or have you already heard and ignored it many times?
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#705Can somebody please help me parse the last sentence in the "Privacy" paragraph here? I'm honestly confused by the "or location of any device that helped find it". All I want to know is if a LEA could subpoena Apple for the location of any/all of my AirTags, and I can't tell if this is talking about the tags themselves or about the device that initiates a Find action for a Tag: "AirTag is designed from the ground up t…
Page 139 onwards is the FindMy network security stuff. Apple actively doesn't want to know where your shit is. This is similar to the COVID tracking stuff Google and Apple are running.
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#706Looks too big and heavy to put on a cat's collar, which would preclude the best use I can think of for this thing.
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#707Wouldn’t it be cool if there was a way for this system to run scripts when certain events happen? Maybe send webhooks?
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#708A week ago my wife dropped her Iphone from a ski lift, and couldn't find it afterwards. I went to try and find it, from home she used Find my phone to get a picture of the location, and had it play sounds when I was nearby. I found it under a foot of snow, first try. This has been around for a while now but it was the first time I saw it first hand, I was blown away.
I got mugged on my way home and month later I found that my phone was in Nigeria...
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#709"The Find My network is approaching a billion Apple devices and can detect Bluetooth signals from a lost AirTag and relay the location back to its owner, all in the background, anonymously and privately." Is a feature like this already in use?