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Good luck enforcing this ban. How would they? Open up suspect bags and tear them apart looking for a device the size of a quarter?
by robg 4y ago
Good luck enforcing this ban. How would they? Open up suspect bags and tear them apart looking for a device the size of a quarter?
- exitb 4y agoYou’d have to admit to breaking this rule in order to point out any baggage misplacement.
- mccorrinall 4y agoI have an AirTag which turns off during flights and powers itself on after 24h. Hah. Compliance!
- scottmcdot 4y agoHow do you get the AirTag to do this?
- aaaaaaaaaaab 4y agoOh it's very simple. I can show you if you give me my luggage with the AirTag ;)
- coolspot 4y agoYou just say it does that, so they can’t argue that you violated ruling banning AirTags on board.
- mkonecny 4y agoThese devices beacon every few seconds to announce their location.
- runjake 4y agoAirTags are scannable as an NFC and they identify themselves as AirTag.
- ceejayoz 4y agoNFC range is so low you’d have to scan the exact right spot in the bag. Good luck.
- golem14 4y agoI believe there are nfc scanners with much more capable antennas that for instance can scan a passport from 10 ft away…
- stainforth 4y agoHmmm, so could they require that all handlers turn off the functionality on their phones that enables this concept to work? Thereby reducing the pings or hits all together?