Motorola introduces MotoTag item tracking tool for Android users to compete with Airtags ~ My Mobile India

• It uses the Google Find My Device network and UWB technology
• Multi-function button for locating phones and taking photos
• Prioritizes user privacy with encrypted location data
• User-friendly setup with fast Google pairing and customizable settings

Motorola introduced MotoTagAND a dedicated item tracker designed for Android users, offering a solution similar to Apple AirTag.

This new device aims to provide Android smartphone owners with seamless tracking within the Motorola ecosystem.

“Find My Device is a truly unique experience for Android users thanks to our open ecosystem that gives people freedom of choice and a network of over a billion devices that help find lost or misplaced items and devices no matter where they are. We’re proud to work with partners that make finding your stuff on Android simple and hassle-free. Erin Kay, vice president of engineering at Google

Tracking technology and compatibility

The MotoTag uses Google Find my device’s network and ultra-broadband Technology (UWB) for precise tracking.

Users can locate tagged items around the world using the Find My Device app.

For UWB-enabled Android phones like the Motorola Edge 50 Ultra, MotoTag provides greater location tracking accuracy.

Multifunctional functions

The standout feature of MotoTag is its multi-function button. With one press, users can:

• Call your smartphone to locate your lost device
• Use it as a remote control to take photos, especially useful with Motorola’s Razr series in flex view mode

Privacy and Security Measures

When designing MotoTag, Motorola prioritized privacy:

• Uses Google’s secure Find My Device network
• Encrypts user location data
• Supports automatic unknown tracker notifications on both Android and iOS
• Allows you to manually scan for unwanted tags

Configuration and customization

MotoTag setup is designed to be user-friendly:

• Quick pairing with Google Fast Pair when turned on near your smartphone
• Settings that can be adjusted via the MotoTag app include:
• Tag names
• Alert volumes
• Checking battery life

Design and durability

MotoTag features a practical design:

• Compatible with most third-party accessories for easy attachment
• The IP67 rating provides protection against dust, dirt and water immersion
• Powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery that lasts up to a year

Availability and launch

Motorola plans to release MotoTag in select markets in the coming months.

However, the company is yet to confirm whether it will be launched in India.

This The new addition to Motorola’s product line aims to provide Android users with a convenient and secure way to track their valuable items.

The MotoTag represents Motorola’s entry into the item tracking market, offering Android users a dedicated solution that integrates seamlessly with their existing devices and ecosystem.

Frequently asked questions

What technology does MotoTag use for tracking?

MotoTag uses the Google Find My Device network and Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology for precise tracking on a global scale.

How does the multi-function button on the MotoTag work?

The button allows users to call their smartphone to locate it and can also be used as a remote control to take photos.

What privacy features are available on MotoTag?

MotoTag encrypts user location data, supports automatic notifications for unknown trackers on both Android and iOS, and allows manual scanning for unwanted tags.

How to configure MotoTag?

MotoTag pairs quickly using Google Fast Pair when turned on near your smartphone. Users can customize settings via the MotoTag app, including tag names and alert volume.

Is MotoTag durable and how long does its battery last?

MotoTag is IP67 rated for protection against dust and water immersion and is powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery that lasts for one year.

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