Apple’s Find My app didn’t work in S. Korea for 15 years – a user’s 19-month campaign changed that
Apple’s Find My app didn’t work in S. Korea for 15 years – a user’s 19-month campaign changed that
Apple’s Find My app didn’t work in S. Korea for 15 years – a user’s 19-month campaign changed that
He was told the usual: laws, security, geopolitics. But then he stumbled across something odd – an old post claiming someone had tracked their AirPods using Find My on Baengnyeong Island, a remote Korean territory. If the feature was illegal under Korean law, he thought, why did it work there? [...] users were able to find lost backpacks, wallets and AirPods for the first time, along with some long-overdue peace of mind.
Interesting story but imagine if he had channeled that energy into something actually meaningful lol
So people being able to find hundreds of dollars of lost personal items is a bad thing? Have you ever been happy?
It’s obviously a good thing but it took a lot of effort and there are other more important problems is all I’m saying.