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>stuck on the plot holes in the motivating story... How long would a thief really keep the AirTag anyway? you discover something has been stolen (or lost), and
by fsckboy 2y ago
>stuck on the plot holes in the motivating story... How long would a thief really keep the AirTag anyway?
you discover something has been stolen (or lost), and not knowing exactly when it happened but curious about that too, you immediately try to look up where it was last seen and if it's still tracking. What's the problem with that scenario, sounds perfectly reasonable.
he wants the long battery not because the thief is going to carry it around for 10 years, but simply so that it will more likely to be charged and location tracking at the time it is stolen from the owner.
- bhaney 2y ago> so that it will more likely to be charged and location tracking at the time it is stolen Unless you're ignoring/suppressing the low battery notifications for months, that's already overwhelmingly likely.
- fsckboy 2y agoi don't like changing the batteries in my smoke detectors. it's too frequent. they remind me, it doesn't go unnoticed, it's not that they are inadvertently running out, i don't like doing it, every time is too frequently in the story the guy told, his batteries were dead; he wishes they weren't. People are allowed to have different preferences, it's not a plot hole in the story.