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> Rather, 300-500 cell phones all trying to contact the next cell tower, multiple times per minute, would wreak havoc on cell service. I'm probably being a sim
by jpmattia 4y ago
> Rather, 300-500 cell phones all trying to contact the next cell tower, multiple times per minute, would wreak havoc on cell service.
I'm probably being a simpleton, but this sounds like inadequate firmware to me. At the very least: Airtags have GPS, so shut them off when they are at $ALTITUDE.
- simlevesque 4y agoI mean, let's think this all can work. You turn it off at $ALTITUDE. When do you turn them on ? There's no button and it is powered off.
- tengwar2 4y agoThey don't appear to have GPS. Rather they contact local Apple devices over Bluetooth, and those devices know where they are. But then they don't have cellular access either, so this discussion is moot.