My point is that the Find My network cannot be and advantage of the AirTag if third party accessories can hop on that too
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Sure but their CEO said they won’t.
And even if they will any Tile you bought today won’t be compatible to it. You’ll need to buy a specific Tile version for that.
Then your point makes no sense.My point is that the Find My network cannot be and advantage of the AirTag if third party accessories can hop on that too
And because the iPhone 6s is the oldest iPhone that can run the latest iOS 14.3.
No, his point makes perfect sense. If “Find My” isn’t limited to the AirTag, then “Find My” isn’t an advantage for the AirTag relative to any other product that also uses “Find My.”Then your point makes no sense.
But the discussion was whether the airtag has an advantage over tile (look at the relevant posts).
The use of the find my network is an advantage over another product that will not be using that network.
If tile decide to join the network then of course this will no longer be an advantage for airtag, but the post I quoted was a direct response to my statement that tile have said that they won’t be doing that.
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Here‘s the relevant post, since it has your response and the post to which you were responding. His point makes sense.
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Whatever, really not worth the effort, but you really should real all the posts on that conversation and the references to tile, the company who has said that they are not joining the network.
Making the fact that they could totally irrelevant.
Making the fact that they could totally irrelevant.
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Even if Tile joins the Find My network that would only be for new Tile devices that can support it. Existing Tiles will not work with it, so I would not buy a current-model Tile even if the price dropped significantly.
