As someone who owns half a dozen Tiles, one of the reasons Tile had its lunch eaten by AirTags is the persistent disconnect between Tile management and their au

As someone who owns half a dozen Tiles, one of the reasons Tile had its lunch eaten by AirTags is the persistent disconnect between Tile management and their audience. You created a product that appeals most to techies and hackers and then buried it in anti-consumer nonsense. Normies can't tell the difference, but we notice when you charge for things that don't cost you any money to provide. Before AirTags I used to give a lot of Tiles as Christmas and birthday gifts. I don't know a single person who saw you trying to charge three dollars a month for the app to notify you of loss of signal and didn't go "Oh my God, go fuck yourself".