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My only issue with Bluetooth pairing is that iPhones are incredibly shiny, and carers work for minimum wage and the thought of not only my iPhone going walkies

• mikeash 13y ago
  If it does indeed work with arbitrary BT devices like I think it does (please verify this for yourself before you buy!) then you can get a cheap headset for $15 or so and key it to that instead of your phone. If your Mac (and the software) supports BTLE, you could even use a specialized token like a Stick-N-Find. This app does claim to support any BT device, just in case the other one doesn't: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tokenlock/id402433482?mt=12 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tokenlock/id402433482?mt=12 Hope you figure out something that's to your liking.
  • bigiain 13y ago
    "If it does indeed work with arbitrary BT devices like I think it does … " Perhaps a Pebble Watch?
• gohrt 13y ago
  Perhaps you should pay your carers better, so you can hire quality people.... You can also get a proximity alarm for your iPhone.
  • andy_ppp 13y ago
    > Perhaps you should pay your carers better, so you can hire quality people.... Easy to say things like that isn't it.
  • nknighthb 13y ago
    Why do you assume he pays the carers? For that matter, why do you assume he could afford to in the first place?
• lucian1900 13y ago
  There might be Android alternatives, which would allow you to get a much cheaper device. Perhaps even a very ugly iPod Touch might work.