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As someone who has been one bagging for four months now I can’t recommend having an air tag enough. I have an air tag that stays locked in the same part of the
by break_the_bank 4y ago
As someone who has been one bagging for four months now I can’t recommend having an air tag enough.
I have an air tag that stays locked in the same part of the bag that keeps my passport, alternative bank cards, laptop & kindle.
Definitely helps lower anxiety as I stay in hostels, hotels or travel in busses etc. Havent ever had to use it but have used it to see if the bag is still in the bus and moving with me or in the hostels locker while I’m having lunch.
- sharpy 4y agoI had a break in at my house a few months ago, and one of the items they took was my passport wallet with an airtag in it. So I could see where they were. However, the address located was a multi-unit building, and the find my device was unable to pinpoint it to a single unit, and police apparently aren't allowed to get a search warrant for multiple units (understandable), but I wasn't allowed to trigger the sound to narrow it down further... The air tag moved one morning, and it was found thrown over the fence...
- koheripbal 4y ago> I wasn't allowed to trigger the sound to narrow it down further What does this mean? The police cannot force you to not trigger your own sound. They probably just didn't want to bother with the process you suggested of standing next to each door and listening. ...which means you should have just done it yourself before they arrived.