Following the performance locator Apple AirTags, which happened last Tuesday on the first of this year Apple keynote, with the vice president Applu for marketing in an interview for Fast Company talked about what it actually is AirTags are what users should use them for and what they should definitely avoid. Some of the answers in the interview are really interesting.
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Besides Kaianna Dr.ance, the vice president of iPhone product marketing, also participated in the interview with Ron Huang, whose official title is “senior director of sensing and connectivity.” First of all, the design came under scrutiny AirTags, whose goal, according to Dr.ancand "to create a simple yet unique design that is unparalleled in the accessory market." However, the design was not to be the main attraction AirTags. This was primarily intended to be the functionality of this accessory and the emphasis on protecting and preserving the privacy of people who AirThey use tags.
"The entire tracking process is encrypted at both ends of the communication, so no one except the owner of that particular AirA foreigner cannot tag AirLink a tag to something specific iPhonem, or rather the user. And this applies to each of the global network of iPhones within the Find app infrastructure, as well as Applu as such, which also does not have personal identifiers. The same applies to access to current or historical location. Bluetooth identifiers, which AirThe tag transmits to its surroundings several times a day, they are generated over and over again during the day according to a random key, so it is not possible to connect them to a specific person or iPhonem, as well as in connection with each other, which makes it impossible to track the movement of one locator.
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Both representatives Applu also highlight more than a billion Apple devices that are spread around the world and act as a kind of monitoring network for the movement AirTags, thanks to which you can access data about the location and movement of the locator relatively easily.
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Apple AirTags was introduced as a tool for tracking important items, such as keys, backpacks, bags, etc. Shortly after the introduction, however, users began to consider ideas on how AirTags can be used, for example, to monitor pets or children. In this regard, representatives Applu confirm that they were not used to monitor pets or children AirTags adapted. According to them, it is much more effective to use a watch when monitoring children Apple Watch (i.e. their GPS variantu), in the case of pets, the functionality is AirTags limited to public network reach Apple products within reach – i.e. when your dog or cat runs away into the forest, where it will not be within reach of anyone with iPhonewith an iPad in my pocket, AirTags are then practically useless.
She exists varianta AppleWatch without GPS? 🥸
Sure, Series 0 and series 1 :)
Yes, Series 0 and 1
perhaps the person himself knows best what he will use it for
Hell, the dog sniffs the watch instead of the collar :-D
But there hasn't been an article yet on how to turn off the detection function on your mobile phone. AirTags. I wouldn't want my phone to be involved in the reconciliation.
Pretty good point. 👍
You're an incredible boomer it hurts... this functionality needs as many active iPhones as possible to work reliably. And maybe you can't even turn it off (which I hope). Or if you want it so badly, go into the settings and look for the scumbag. And when it comes to reconciliation, throw cards, watches and the entire phone out the window. Naive.
lol, so that you don't break your penis :D he just wants to turn it off for some reason and it's his business
... why should he be sullen and naive just because he doesn't want his phone to participate in the search for some snitch AirTags? Would you be willing to give someone some of your laptop's power and batteries to mine Bitcoin? After all, in order to be able to search, I need you to get involved. So?
Turn off bluetooth and you're done :D
Filipka, if some of the patients here were late, I would write how to turn it off 😆
Well, I don't know, but it seems normal to me to know what my phone is doing and how, where and with whom it communicates. That's why I chose it Apple, where it is private in the first place (probably). And I have to turn off the COVID reconciliation as well.
But this is not about reconciling you, so take it easy. As someone wrote above, the point here is to detect as many iPhones as possible in the vicinity. If half the people turn it off because they're paranoid, they don't want it to eat up those kbs of data or battery percentage per day, then it's useless.
It probably won't be possible to turn it off, but in return you get a bonus of information about if someone has sent you one. airHe'll put the tag in and follow you.
Of course you can turn it off 😉
from the information known so far, it will not be possible to turn it off, as it still works with IP localization and you cannot turn it off so that your IP sends information about the second lost IP
Read what you wrote one more time and then it might come to you 😉
what you wrote is of no interest to anyone - you brat alone
Bobanka Bobanka, learn to clean :)
If someone steals my backpack with an aitag, will that alert the thief that it's there? That's pretty weird.
yes, it will warn, but not immediately, but only if it has an IP, if it has an android, then not apple he goes about it with a positive motivation and at the same time wants to prevent misuse
It arrived today. That was quick!