“So I always have to keep my phones bluetooth on in order to be able to use my tracker. Also I'm worried that this will be like airtags that alert another person's phone that a device is tracking? My other devices never needed any phones permissions.”
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Bluetooth pairing enables notifications when Cube departs or returns to home, work, etc. specified by you. GPS tracking continues and no alerts are sent to anyone else unless you specify others (such as co-workers, family, etc.)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Honey I can def answer it bc I had the exact same issues in my own mind not to long ago so I feel your pain..lolll ... Ok first things first, this tracker does not always have to be in range of YOUR phone or anyone else's at that. You connect it to your Bluetooth during initial setup, but then after that it can go literally everywhere and you can see it literally second by second just like that app 360 or whatever. OH next, it even has an option to HIDE IT'S BLUETOOTH NAME SO THEY CAN'T SEE IT ON THEIR LIST OF STUFF SO NO IT DOESN'T NOTIFY EM!!!! Pretty awesome huh. Look im telling you I have went and bought two of em. I forgot stand behind this company. The maker of this product is an unbelievably very brilliant person!!! I could only wish I could be half as smart as they were!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Here’s an improved version: While Bluetooth doesn’t always need to remain on, certain functions require it to be enabled. For example, powering off the device depends on a Bluetooth connection between the device and your phone. Rest assured, the Cube does not broadcast its presence to nearby devices.
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