8 smart ways to use Bluetooth trackers like the AirTag and Tile
You’ve probably heard all the buzz about Bluetooth trackers, from Apple AirTags to Tile trackers. Tap or click here to find out the difference between these two beloved gadgets.
Whichever one you choose, you’re buying a popular piece of lost and found software that can save your hide in times of crisis. Bluetooth trackers are most famous for helping people track down lost or stolen items. But there are a few different uses you might not have known about.
Here are some insider secrets to help you get the most out of your AirTag or Tile trackers. We’ll start with the basics.
1. Ever lost your wallet? Attach a tracker for peace of mind
You come home after a long, stressful day. Patting your pockets, you look for your wallet so you can put it away. Cold sweat breaks out once you realize it’s gone.
Just think about all the important stuff we keep in our wallets, like:
- Insurance cards.
- Driver’s license.
- Other forms of ID.
- Cash.
- COVID vaccination record.
- Credit cards.
- Coupons.
- Receipts.
When you find out it’s gone, it’s easy to go into panic mode. If someone steals your wallet, they have a goldmine on their hands. After all, private data makes big money these days.
Someone could even use the information in your wallet to steal your identity. Tap or click here to find out how a stranger could steal your government benefits with just your name and a few bucks. Even worse, someone could commit crimes in your name that can stain your record for decades.
To keep your wallet safe, slip a Bluetooth tracker into one of the pockets. They’re slim, thin and light so they won’t add any bulk or weight. Plus, it’ll give you much-needed peace of mind when disaster strikes!
2. You can also attach one to your keys
After your wallet, your keychain is the second scariest personal item to lose. After all, you can’t go home without it. You’ve probably got your parking card there. Or maybe you can’t access your workplace without the access card on your keychain.