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How would you distinguish devices that use the sake protocols from the AirTags with the current scanners? There would likely be thousands in an airport at a giv
by endisneigh 4y ago
How would you distinguish devices that use the sake protocols from the AirTags with the current scanners? There would likely be thousands in an airport at a given time.
How would you stop someone from taking out the battery and replacing it after security, or cross airline luggage transfer of devices with AirTags?
Enforcement of a ban without customs level scrutiny seems impractical.
- capableweb 4y agoThe bags travel on a conveyor belt, which passes through a scanner that scans one bag at a time. Whenever there is something detected, you know exactly which bag trigger it and it gets redirected to another conveyor belt.
- endisneigh 4y agoSure, but the scanners are to my knowledge not designed to look for something like an AirTag (they are glorified x ray machines). Not to mention that doesn’t cover luggage that’s not checked in, or a litany of other situations like luggage from airlines that don’t ban AirTags. It would be more difficult to implement than say banning bringing a gallon of water.