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Except for the folks who aren't iPhone users, which is the majority of people.
Apple released an app for Android users to alert them if an AirTag is “following” them: https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/android-users-get-this-appl...
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And AirTags even alert those (iPhone users) being tracked so they are even less practical
Has anyone got the same kind of alerts with AirPods 3/Pro? This is a recurrent issue while hanging out with SO, friends and family and the only devices that we believe carrying are those AirPods.
Edit: Yes, I know there’s an app. Do you think more than 1% of victims will have it installed?
Moreover, don’t these alarms start after some hours after being away from the owner?
Is it me, or this AirTag did not have its battery connected? We see this thin paper/plastic separator on the photo. Moreover, don’t these alarms start after some hours after being away from the owner?
Is it me, or this AirTag did not have its battery connected? We see this thin paper/plastic separator on the photo. Moreover, don’t these alarms start after some hours after being away from the owner?
The worst part of this is, if you don’t have an iPhone, you’ll never know if you’re being tracked. Edit: Yes, I know there’s an app. Do you think more than 1% of victims will have it installed?
Is it me, or this AirTag did not have its battery connected? We see this thin paper/plastic separator on the photo. Moreover, don’t these alarms start after some hours after being away from the owner?
Surely Apple can use information from their Find My account to figure out who the AirTag was registered to. Even if the tag has been destroyed. That should be trivially easy, right?
I believe that's where the advice to hand an AirTag to the authorities come from? From here: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT212227