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I wonder what model they used. I don’t think I’ve seen one of those trackers that could be hidden in a postcard

• ahazred8ta 6mo ago
  There are ultra thin credit card size BT / GPS trackers designed for wallets. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=credit+card+size+gps+tracker&ia=web https://duckduckgo.com/?q=credit+card+size+gps+tracker&ia=we...
  • jrflowers 6mo ago
    Cool!
• fennecbutt 6mo ago
  Look at nordic chips. They were super smol even when I was using em almost a decade ago. Wsclp are crazy smol.
• kotaKat 6mo ago
  "Postcard" might be a bit of a misnomer too, because it's mentioned that overall "envelopes" weren't being screened, just packages. Just slip an AirTag in the greeting card and it made it onto the ship, someone opened it, went "WTF" and tossed the AirTag immediately. Guess they'll x-ray all their inbound envelopes now, too. I'm also given memories of Entertainment Weekly when they shipped a fully functional Android phone (with T-Mobile data!) stripped down between the pages of a magazine ad for the CW Network... all just to display a feed of Tweets. https://mashable.com/archive/ew-has-smartphone-inside#92887Is-this-the-ABO-Android-Phone-They-Used https://mashable.com/archive/ew-has-smartphone-inside#92887I... Or that time Microsoft included a free hotspot in some magazines. https://www.pcmag.com/news/microsoft-embeds-wi-fi-routers-in-magazines-to-push-office-365 https://www.pcmag.com/news/microsoft-embeds-wi-fi-routers-in...