How to set up location based reminders
8 min
•Jan 22, 20263 months agoSummary
This episode covers how to set up location-based reminders on smartphones using built-in apps for iPhone and third-party apps for Android. The show also features a caller seeking help finding a lost AirTag that was attached to her cat's collar, demonstrating practical challenges with location tracking technology.
Insights
- Location-based reminders can solve common memory lapses by leveraging GPS technology built into smartphones
- AirTags rely on nearby iPhones to ping location data, making them less effective in rural or low-traffic areas
- Apple may be preparing to release new AirTag models based on significant price drops for current generation devices
- Consumer adoption of privacy tools like VPNs is driven by awareness of constant online tracking by internet providers
- AI productivity tools are becoming integrated into standard business software suites rather than standalone applications
Trends
Integration of AI assistants into existing productivity softwareIncreased consumer awareness and adoption of privacy protection toolsLocation-based automation becoming mainstream through smartphone appsPrice competition in consumer tracking device marketGrowing demand for identity theft protection services
Topics
Location-based smartphone remindersGPS tracking technologyAirTag troubleshooting and limitationsiPhone vs Android feature differencesVPN privacy protectionIdentity theft monitoringAI productivity assistantsConsumer cellular service savingsRFID wallet protectionPet tracking devicesRural connectivity challenges
People
Quotes
"Stop trying to remember everything."
Kim Komando
"Your phone has a hidden superpower called location Reminders. It uses GPS to remind you exactly when you arrive somewhere"
Kim Komando
"While online, we're always being watched. Your Internet provider tracks everything you do, even in private mode."
Kim Komando
"You can get four air tags for about $63 right now. I've never seen the prices low."
Kim Komando
"At least she didn't lose the cat. That's the most important thing."
Kim Komando
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