Ecig Tracking Chip?
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Is there a rash of people losing their mods?
Won't the Government then be able to track vapers?
Won't the Government then be able to track vapers?
You do raise an interesting concern, Sir.
Perhaps you were being facetious but it is entirely possible that just as each individual computer
has an identifiable number and cell phones have tracking, an application such as the one in question
while a wonderful theft prevention device could well be used for nefarious purposes by the gub'min.
But I wouldn't worry about it, Steve. Everybody has cellphones now
and if they don't, the gub'min will give them one with 250 free minutes per month...
If you have a phone Big Brother knows where you are.
Don't forget your phone...
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Hazy
I was thinking about the Bluetooth based ones. They're pretty cheap, smaller than a US quarter and accurate at close range. After the time and money is invested in a mod, it seems like cheap insurance.
only problem I see is that you will poke your eye out from the protruding antenna when you go take a vape...
You're probably bring facetious too, but if you seriously think it would be that cumbersome check out "SticknFind" or "Button Trackr"
I've never seen it done, but (for me at least) it'd be entirely pointless. I've never lost any of my mods, or even had a moment of "where did I leave it..?" (Knock on wood).
No, but I've considered it. problem is, those things require batteries as well.
My solution probably fits a vapor's shinyness habbit...just simply buy a few backup mods, then a few backups for your backups along with a few mods to use while you're recoiling your backups... I say 50 mods should suffice. Is there a rash of people losing their mods?
Won't the Government then be able to track vapers?
Won't the Government then be able to track vapers?
Also don't forget that it would have an effect on your battery life. Not sure how much, but if it's on 24/7 I think it would be noticeable.
I'm curious as to how lost this mods is expected to be. As in: lost in the forest at unknown location? Or forgotten on the nightstand? In the former case, chances are you are way out of range of any tracking beacon that would fit in a mod.
You may have better luck with some bluetooth proximity alarm that goes beep when you lose your mod - than something to find it once it gone.
You may have better luck with some bluetooth proximity alarm that goes beep when you lose your mod - than something to find it once it gone.
No, for the same reason I don't do it for the keys.... If one has lost his keys.. Keys one likely had in their hands mere minutes ago.... What makes one think they would be able to find a tracker remote, they may not have used in weeks?
They don't require batteries. They work similar to anti theft tags. It essentially reflects a pulse sent out by Bluetooth, it doesn't transmit.
I have a enough gov tracking already with clearances, passport, ID, phone, guns... sure why not track my mods.... hell why not
I have never lost a mod or cell phone for that matter, but if I lost a mod I would just go to my backup. As the saying goes. 1 is none 2 is one.
I have never lost a mod or cell phone for that matter, but if I lost a mod I would just go to my backup. As the saying goes. 1 is none 2 is one.
Because the remote is safely put away on a shelf where it belongs, not something you carry around with you on a daily basis and forget where you last put it down at.
12$ insurance for a 100$ build, plus however many hours put into it... For some of us 100$ would be worth it. The proximity alert would be useful too, things do get stolen.
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