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uTag is an Android app and mod for Samsung SmartThings which allows the use of Samsung SmartTags on non-Samsung Android devices running Android 11 or above. No root, no Shizuku needed. uTag allows the use of almost all SmartTag features. This includes setting up, connecting to and tracking Tags, ringing Tags, location history, precise finding with UWB (requires a UWB-capable device), left behind alerts and much more. In addition, uTag includes some features which Samsung's app does not have, such as widgets, safe areas for leaving Tags behind based on Wi-Fi networks and exporting location history.
Been using it with my Pixel 7 and SO's OnePlus 8
1 in travel luggage
1 in backpack
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I would argue that this Smart Things tracker is better than your friend find app ( plus tracker) because of the much greater user base of Samsung devices.
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I still think airtag is superior, due to more iphone users. I imagine NYC is composed of mainly iphones, so the advantage would go to apple. These tags can ping models from their own manufacturer, giving the victory to the larger user base.
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I have a set of these I keep in my luggage. Most of the time, they're either at my home or in a hotel room, not moving, and I only ever ping them while traveling. After almost two years, the batteries are still in great condition.
The issue is that Samsung does not automatically opt in all users the same way Apple (or now Google) does. Kind of interesting from a policy standpoint given that Apple is very publicly pro-privacy but its just what happened. Samsungs finder network is not nearly as effective, ive had a few of both types of tags for 3 years now to compare them. Sure a very dense city will probably see similar coverage, but as soon as youre away from that it changes a lot.
The issue is that Samsung does not automatically opt in all users the same way Apple (or now Google) does. Kind of interesting from a policy standpoint given that Apple is very publicly pro-privacy but its just what happened. Samsungs finder network is not nearly as effective, ive had a few of both types of tags for 3 years now to compare them. Sure a very dense city will probably see similar coverage, but as soon as youre away from that it changes a lot.
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This isnt a live tracker. At best 20feet off precision. Only thing Live about it is the Ringing you can do to call the tracker, vise versa. Location updates will be 15 minutes behind. Which is sometimes all you need and enough to find stationary things. also helps with battery.
to track live moving things, you'll need a phone-to-phone connection, and use Find My Device/Friends app. This tracker is a very minimal low power tool. not an e waste is all
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