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So the question is, if those were not airtags but Google Pixel phones, would they sue Google for it? I mean... you can do pretty much the same with Google Pixe
by twawaaay 4y ago
So the question is, if those were not airtags but Google Pixel phones, would they sue Google for it?
I mean... you can do pretty much the same with Google Pixel and more. You can buy used ones for cheaper than an AirTag. And it does not require any special knowledge either.
About the only thing is that it is easier to conceal an AirTag and it will run for much longer, but there is no shortage of places on a car where you can be sure your wife will never look and many times you don't need for it to stay active for weeks or you have ability to charge it regularly making it only a bit of nuisance.
- antonf 4y ago> you can do pretty much the same with Google Pixel and more. Can you? According to apple website, “AirTag is designed to keep going more than a year on a standard battery you can easily replace”. Pixel probably wouldn’t last even a week. [1] https://www.apple.com/airtag/ https://www.apple.com/airtag/
- twawaaay 4y agoAs I mentioned, that might not be a problem at all. If you can put it there once, you can probably take it out every week or two, charge it and replace it. Or replace the powerbank it is hooked up to. Not all surveillance needs to be constant and long term. If you are curious what your wife does during lunchtime or what is your coworkers address it might be enough to get it running for couple of hours.
- jvolkman 4y agoOr, instead of all of that, you could just pick up a $30 AirTag off the shelf at Target.