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Sounds the the perfect setup for an AirTag commercial.
by tiahura 4y ago
Sounds the the perfect setup for an AirTag commercial.
- bombcar 4y agoiPhone alert: there are ten thousand airtags near you
- giantrobot 4y agoWell that at least narrows it down to near you. /s
- joezydeco 4y agoI'm kind of curious about that. If AirTags rely on nearby iPhones to capture tag IDs as they pass by and relay them to Apple, will a ramp worker with an iPhone in his pocket start seeing shorter battery life?
- bombcar 4y agoI suspect yes but almost imperceptibly. It’s got to be less power than the phone uses to stay in contact with the towers.
- ghaff 4y agoThe rare times I check a bag I throw an AirTag in. Although the airline app has always been accurate it's cheap insurance if a bag isn't properly scanned or something.
- airtag 4y agoI've been flying with an airtag in my luggage in Europe since summer this year. It's been great. My luggage missed a connection in december, when I arrived at the destination I could instantly see that it still was at the other airport. So while the others were waiting for the bags, I could already file a complaint (at the nearly empty complaints queue). Then three hours later I could see bag movement to the tarmac and knew that my bag cought the next flight. Also, when in a city, it's a lot of fun to say: bring me back to my bag instead of looking up the hotel address. For anyone with an iphone & checked bags I can really recommend it.
- Dragonai 4y agoYou bagging the username "airtag" just to share this comment is so funny. I think this is a great idea though and I didn't even think about "bring me back to my bag" - that's awesome :)
- kayodelycaon 4y agoI’ve been using AirTags for this since they came out. It’s nice to see my bag made it with the plane. :)