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I think these trackers create privacy issues since these furry friends regularly traverse the neighborhood (walk on fences, walls, roofs, enter homes etc). wou
by al_be_back 3y ago
I think these trackers create privacy issues since these furry friends regularly traverse the neighborhood (walk on fences, walls, roofs, enter homes etc).
would be nice to see on the 'Why' page [1] stats around pets lost, stolen, the need to track, bit about price etc.
as an engineering IOT project it's exciting for sure, looks good.
[1] https://www.findmycat.io/why https://www.findmycat.io/why
- michaelt 3y agoWhat's the privacy issue? I mean, it doesn't impact my privacy if a GPS-tracked van drives past my home.
- Tabular-Iceberg 3y agoMaybe the cat decides to live a double life with some other family and doesn't want the first one to know about it?
- al_be_back 3y agolike i said above, cats typically tend to "walk on walls, fences, enter other's homes etc" ... the cat strapped with a watch-sized device could be used to monitor/record (not necessary this proj). cameras and microphones are very cheap these days. of course if one's not bothered about privacy, then the issue doesn't exist (magic)