Doesn't it depend entirely on FMD network? If so, then it shouldn't work better or worse than the other options since they all use the same restricted Google network
And what's the network like? Are there many devices out there reporting the position of those tags? Or is it just Motorola devices with their 5% market share?
It runs on Google's Find My device network. All android smartphones which support the latest location reporting are supported. Though, how it works in practice can be different.
I thought that wasn't launched yet? Do they backport and enable that per default to compete with the mass of iPhones, or is it going to be a rare occurence that a tracker gets reported?
Theoretically good as it could use any android device with Google services installed - in practice not as good as airtags as Google made it opt-in and nobody ever changes default settings
I was listening to a podcast about a dad who puts air tags in his kids shoes when they go on vacation. And I love the idea.
But I'm extra concerned about privacy and life span. Is this one of those situations where it's like house cams where everything is transmitting to a foreign nation/government anyways just accept that for convenience?
Android devices can detect Bluetooth® signal from 100 meters, but only you'll see where your moto tag device is when you open Find My Device1. The entire process is anonymous and encrypted end-to-end.