Apple vs Google: Find My Device Challenge

[@Mikejacob56]

Google should really have the default be "With network in all areas". otherwise their whole network is going to be useless.

[@lilmario0]

Yeah but also have to be mindful of the "GOOGLE IS TRACKINGGGGGGG ME" People. There tends to be more of those people on Android.

[@mycodingchannel9690]

@@lilmario0 facts lol

[@MuiKaHo]

@@lilmario0 its not about google is tracking me, its about google selling your info to make a quick buck. its also been proven your data even noted as "anonymous" can be linked to you as a person.

[@Eoin-B]

@@lilmario0 It uses similar tech for traffic information. Just anonymous phones close to each other and everyone loves that. But it's still tracking and there has been no uproar. Apple even uses Google's system for judging traffic based on how close phones are together on a road. There was one lady in London who put 15 phones in her bag and walked around ruining the navigation apps for everyone.

[@Dartherick]

it's going to be by default in android 15

[@dee4071]

Overall “Find My app” is a life saver

[@vin.k.k]

Google is yet to enable Find network in many Android phones. Mine for example isn't enabled.

[@Sigmaxt]

Seems like it is just rolling out. I got an email today saying that it will be enabled on my phone in 3 days, and I can opt out now.

[@vin.k.k]

@@Sigmaxt I think updates to phones should've come first long before these tracking devices.

[@MiguelLLJ]

@@vin.k.k Agreed, otherwise you just put out a half complete product with no real world use, it should be ready when launched.

[@သန့်ဇင်ဝေ]

That feature appear on my phone. But it does not turn on automatically.

[@vin.k.k]

@@သန့်ဇင်ဝေ I enabled it when the update dropped.

[@gokuljosh1186]

All iphones are up to date. But only few android devices can aid in device tracking at the moment.

[@MagicMagic_trollface]

Samsung , google and few other devices already have this feature, even when phone is turned off[ ultra wide bands] Android announced it will come to all new devices in this year onwords😊

[@zentrader2020]

Blah blah blah LMAO

[@Benedict-01]

No, >90% of all Android phones worldwide participate in the Find My Device network (~ 3 Billion devices). In contrast to iOS, all devices starting from Android Version 9 (2018) got the update automatically (via "Google Play Services").

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

Excuses don't help you find your lost keys! Great networks do!!!

[@ShoeGod]

"All iPhones" So you mean just 1 phone in 3 different sizes? Open up iOS to all brands and see how well iPhones stay up to date

[@Betancourtdm]

They should have added a third device with Samsung to find their brand of tracker as it supports UWB and Samsung phones are pretty common

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Samsung Smart Tag+ and Smart Tag 2 support Ultra Wide Band. The regular Samsung Smart Tag does NOT.

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

As an Apple user, this is always the problems I have with Android. I hate the, "This phone has this version of Android and maybe this other phone will get it next week but if you want it now, you can root the phone yourself" craziness. With that being said, I've seen a test like this done maybe 2 years ago with Apple and Samsung and while both trackers did very well, the Samsung was a tad better. I had no problem when I had my Android many years ago, but I'm too old now and don't have time to be messing with things and prefer the default settings to work well.

[@Sexcmo78]

I Totally agree

[@ShoeGod]

@@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 The amount of users who root their phones are very small in comparison to what it was years ago. Many of those features can be found natively on the phone with no root necessary or using an app like Good Lock for Samsung devices.

[@solomonhumphries3240]

And this is what I hate. I switched from Samsung to Google own phone, and yet Samsung tags are better on Android than Google's phone on Android

[@mikewolf5367]

I’d love to see more of these tests. Go on that international trip, one bag with an AirTag, one bag with a Samsung Tag+, one bag with the Chipolo, and one bag with the Pebblebee.

[@aestheticstudio007]

The newest Find my device is still rolling out and UWB support is coming soon for the next iteration of find my device. so hopefully will see a repeat of this test after three months

[@EricsonHerbas]

Super helpful!! I wish Apple’s AirTag is a little louder. There’s been a few times where I lost my keys that got buried in a gym bag. I can kinda hear it but I had to dump out everything to find the AirTag. But still, AirTags are a LIFESAVER!!

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Next time include Samsung Smart Tag 2 in your next tracking video and also turn on the correct settings on your Android phone so the comparison is fair.

[@paulrevere1479]

Butt hurttttt

[@montpbmgaming]

Yeah, you know they have to try and make Apple stand out. They don't want to piss off their Apple God. Android (Samsung) has all that and more, but they don't know how to work tech.

[@raul_gw4159]

I love how, at the 5:18 mark on the Android phone, you can see that the tracker is no longer in Lost mode. That explains why there was no notification and no accuracy. (For the haters, you can see at 2:24 that on the Android phone it says "Mark as found," but at 5:18 it says "Mark as lost.")

[@montpbmgaming]

Yep, they dont want to piss off their fanbase by being honest and making Apple look good to keep them coming. They are 🤡 🤡 🤡 as usual.

[@jesseoriger7212]

At 5:35 the android phone shows the exact location on the map. The lack of notification is not good. If you were actively looking for something though, you might have the app open and looking at it. There was also the choice to have directions on the android phone and overlooked it, while praising the iphone.

[@RotAUS]

If it was able to pinpoint the location that accurately, then the giant green circle is rather confusing. It should be growing or shrinking based on confidence of the range.

[@coolpoete]

Thanks for actually demo-ing the Chipolo, I pre ordered one and was curious to see it in action. Yes, it would be great to see it in use when you travel overseas. I thought mine would be here on time for my upcoming flight but it won't so... Great video nonetheless.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

You should re-do this video because: 1. You didn't enable the correct settings on your Android device. 2. You didn't include Samsung Smart Tag 2.

[@rcbecerra80]

Sounds like another video,that should happen

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

The problem with #2, however, is that Samsung tags only work with Samsung devices. If you have a Pixel or any of the many different Android variants, you can't use Samsung tags. With that said, she should redo this test for one other very obvious reason: they didn't separate the tags. She basically was using whatever information one system was giving her to then help her find the other tag. For example, 4 minutes into her stopwatch, Apple had already pinged her and let her know generally where the tags were. She waited 30 minutes, didn't get a ping from the Android device and said screw it, I'll just start walking. Well the only reason why she knew in which direction to walk is because the AirTag had already told her where they generally were. But then things switched up because the Android tag was the first one she could hear and she was able to hone in on where both of them were. They should have separated the two tags and ran the test each time, trying to find the android tag ONLY using android information and the same for the Airtag. That would be a much better test. If you want to throw Samsung's tags in there, that's fine, but it should be mentioned that if you have Android, but not a Samsung, you can't use the Samsung network to help you.

[@Koji-Alistair]

They should do pebblebee's trackers.

[@Koji-Alistair]

​@@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403It'll still be nice to see how well it'll work... Especially if the person is a Samsung user.

[@NevilDouglas]

If the problem with #2 is the Samsung ecosystem, I'm sure you'll appreciate the problem with the comparison she did using the Apple ecosystem. Of course she should have compared Apple with Samsung to get a far more sensible result. ​@@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403

[@josephdennis7403]

I'm surprised the Samsung tag wasn't included.

[@mrj.juneau]

This was not to test the tags. This was a test to test the network. Android opened up. It's fine, my device network for trackers. So she's really comparing apple and Android network, not a specific tracker.

[@kas4751]

Sam-whaa? Ppl actually get those?

[@benjisjs1535]

I wonder how Samsung's smart tags fair against these

[@vladimir0rus]

It will be great to repeat this test later with Samsung's SmartTag involved.

[@mrj.juneau]

This was not a test of trackers. This was a test of the network.

[@vladimir0rus]

@@mrj.juneau yep but the Google's network is not mature enough and another test is required. Plus it is interesting how it compared with Samsung's network.

[@mrj.juneau]

I agree. The Google network is not mature enough to run this test. My problem is I'm a gadget geek. And I've been following this since they announced it. Over a year ago. I spent too much time reading and analyzing reviews over the last period for a $25. Item, I'm a nut.

[@vladimir0rus]

@@mrj.juneau you might be interested in an OpenHaystack project :)

[@_w_w_]

I travel often for work and I have a tracker in each of bags and luggage. I will save you the "business trip" ... Apple wins... pure and simple. Google's Find My Device system is broken - I can't find anything especially when I need to and I ended up getting an iPhone just for the Find capability. Google announced some type of partnership with Tile but I think that fell through the cracks and never came to fruition. Without Tile, Google's system is useless as the crowd-sourcing network is just very weak. Heck, it can't even find my Android devices or BT earbuds. If the Android device goes into a "deeper" sleep and never checked in, then you will not be able to find it. The "ring it" option also doesn't work reliably. Apple wins this hands down....

[@tobitonda6812]

Android network is more useful outside US because, outside US there is more android user.

[@KarmeshMadhavi]

Yeah. Technically.

[@obvinpro]

why is it hard for the so-called tech reviwers to differentiate between an OS name and a company name. Android vs. Apple. Bruhhh..

[@FlorinArjocu]

What is Chipolo? Why not use the Samsung SmartTag+/2 and a Samsung Galaxy S22/23/24 Ultra? Those use Bluetooth UW too.

[@TheTonyedwards1958]

I dont belive Samusng trackers are on the same find my device network they have there own , hope fully that will change

[@mrj.juneau]

This was not to test the trackers. This was to test the network.

[@FlorinArjocu]

@@mrj.juneau What Network? Use the Samsung tag woth wide bamd and you can find ot easier because of the wide band.

[@GoggaPola]

THIS GIRL DESERVE HIS OWN CHANNEL

[@honestauto3490]

Great video

[@vikramdesh1]

Why would you put both in the same place?

[@concerncitizen8763]

I would like to see a 2nd review/test for Android with "With network in all areas" turn on. I would like to know if this will make a difference in terms of finding the lost tag.

[@mrj.juneau]

But doesn't that just affect your phone, not whether or not the device is going to be found by other phones?

[@Joe4theRecord]

​@@mrj.juneauyou are correct. That doesn't help you find your own device, it helps other people find theirs.

[@hometechUK]

Typical Google, they setup the settings by default to a lower detecting setting, plus google is hyper slow at issueing the update to ALL andtoid phones which does not help anyone.

[@Erichev]

Google has to work out the kinks for every Android phone type. Apple only had to map it to one type of device. A lot larger project when you consider all factors.

[@sparkquantum]

Last week I received the same Chipolo One Point. It turns out I’m not the only one who can’t find my device.

[@flightsimdev9021]

So we need one airtag to find the android version, handy to know.

[@kdsewell01]

I have Samsung Smart Tags I think seem to work really well. Could you do a comparison with those?

[@t-90atank35]

Shouldve used samsung smart tag2

[@aliettienne2907]

I've been thinking about using smart watches to remind you to check your items (with a vibration on your hand) when your destination is reached on a public transport. This method can assist you to remember to hold every items with you before exiting the public transport. Sometimes we have a tendency to forget things on the public transport but a strong haptic vibration on your smart watch with a notification message can remind you to hold unto your purchase items like groceries before exiting the vehicle. You can set an approximate time that it will take to reach your destination and the smart watch will trigger a haptic vibration to alert you to secure every items that you're carrying. You can use this method on a private vehicle as well when travelling with a friend. The set time don't need to be too specific but just a rough calculation that it will take to reach your destination. 😎💯💪🏾👍🏾

[@ArthurZakaryan23]

Until Google makes a first party UWB based tracker hopefully later this year, using one based on BT alone of course will lose out to a UWB based tracker like the Apple AirTag. The Pixel 8 Pro is equipped with UWB but can't utilize it with the latest Chipolo and Pebblebee trackers that use the latest iteration of Google's Find My Device Network sadly. Google would help their chances a lot if they include in all of their Pixel 9 devices later this fall if they want to give any chance at this new FMDN at maturing to even the Samsung SmartTag level much less Apple AirTag.

[@tbaymyhome]

Galaxy smart tag 2 and Chipolo together. I like one idea, so allow me to stop being fussy.

[@migvelv]

That thumbnail got like 3 pixels total

[@erigabu]

I have an android, but i got notification from an apple airtag if is "following" me (around a year ago i rented a trailer, and that has an airtag somewhere on it). About this "find my app" ... in default not even installed on a samsung device. So this is make more ineffective the network besside the default settings.

[@ChadH2023]

Would love to see you use a Samsung device and compare their smart tags vs these 2 trackers.

[@yuxef]

What happens if the airtag is flushed down the toilet? Will we be able to see the whole path?

[@FABIOWAKAI]

Try comparison with the Samsung's Smart Tag 2. I work with both of them since my location in more favorable to be found by samsung phones instead of iPhones

[@superiortoall22]

AirTags not only work off of iPhones, they work off of iPads, Macs and MacBooks as well, so AirTags might still have an even bigger network than the Smart Tags in your region.

[@henryijeoma]

shopuld have added samsung's smartTag. SO much better

[@sherrimoquin5553]

Don’t you mean should of invested

[@jishnudeepkar4354]

You should have used Samsung air tag with a Samsung phone, to compare apples to apples

[@OreOluwa-x6b]

That just sums up Apple. Anything worth doing is worth doing well . 🔥. It’s not really about adding a billion features and non works as it should.

[@joeyngo6909]

This is not very surprising because most people have an iPhone, so crowdsourcing is a key factor.

[@troythompson69]

Redo test with the new android option activated

[@BrianHAviation]

Apple and Google already try to track me and everything I do on my phone. People think Siri and Google Assistant are there to answer questions when they both were developed for listening to you even with the phone turned off. They should give phones and computers away for free when you consider how much they make from mining your information and selling it to companies. I hate how i can talk to my wife about buying a new car and i open Safari and get new car ads popping up. They can take these trackers and do you know what with them. These trackers are just another way to mine your data. They didn't spend millions developing and maintaining these networks so you can find your keys. I'm 55 and I've never lost my keys.

[@JoyStickJester_]

You need to test out a Samsung Smart Tags.

[@mrj.juneau]

This video was not about testing Trackers, it's about testing the network.

[@mrj.juneau]

Hi, the purpose of this test was to test the networks, the Android network and the apple network. If she wanted to do a fairer test, she should have used chipolo point and spot to do the test. One of them is for Android. The other one is for apple. This is not to test the trackers. This is really to test the network. The only problem is it's too soon to test the Android network because they've just opened. Get up to Bluetooth, trackers.

[@lordlouis9931]

Why not use Samsung ? Smart things find

[@aliettienne2907]

9:08 This demonstration is interesting 🤔💭🤔💭. Apple really did beat android by a big margin.

[@albertlabasan6726]

She was only able to hear the android tracker after using the airtag’s directions to get to both of them 😂

[@itztechshowcase]

Just use samsung smart tag. Way better and as good if not better than airtag

[@superiortoall22]

You need a Samsung phone

[@matthew.datcher]

What happens if you make it a three-way test by adding Tile?

[@mrj.juneau]

This was not a test of trackers. This was a test of the network.

[@angeloverlain]

I think the results might also be biased since many Americans have iPhones instead of Androids

[@mr.ajinkyasalvi]

I have both of those!

[@Pizzalaser]

Let me buy some both devices between Apple and Google.

[@jonathansantiago915]

So she used a Samsung phone to track Chipolo but not a Samsung tag 2 with UWB?

[@LexySavvides]

It is a Pixel 8 Pro

[@IndianGermanDiaries]

@@LexySavvides Exactly

[@mrj.juneau]

The point of this was to test the 2 networks, the apple network and Android network. And currently, there's only two that I know of right now that are working with the android chipolo and Pebblebee. In theory, the android network will surpass the samsung smart tags

[@BradLR]

in the us android is very much at a disadvantage everywhere else in the world android would be way better.

[@AuspiciousLynx]

Its a battle that could go on forever (If apple would not have already won it)

[@HamimTalukder-nb7mj]

Nice video

[@joshuauriarte452]

I use Galaxy Tabs and they are way more accurate. They will also use any Android and IOS phone so it's always being seen.

[@mrj.juneau]

You only can use Galaxy tabs on a galaxy phone. I'm not sure if they will be recognized by other phones, but you only can set them up on a Galaxy phone.

[@သန့်ဇင်ဝေ]

each of them should be placed into different places.

[@jlf_]

Lesson: Put an airtag on your android tracker

[@seanrodgers5538]

Should've used a Samsung device with a Samsung tag.

[@emmanuelmayr5895]

Please include the Galaxy Smarttag next time

[@mrj.juneau]

This was not a test of trackers. This was a test of the network.

[@emmanuelmayr5895]

​@@mrj.juneau yea but Samsung uses their own network and it would be nice to see how it compares

[@mrj.juneau]

@@emmanuelmayr5895 Yes, I have four samsung tags mtself And they work great., but you have to have a Samsung phone to use it. The purpose of the above test has to do with the new network that opened up for Google. Find my device. Now is accepting Bluetooth trackers, which in theory will be better than the Samsung.

[@YosefElgart]

can you test pebblebe

[@AbrarAhmed-fi5sm]

You should have compared Samsung's Tag with Apple Air Tag. No one uses Google's Phone or tags, The most popular besides Apple's is the Samsungs Tag

[@mrj.juneau]

This is not a comparison of tags. It's a comparison of the network. The title says apple versus google. Not tag versus tag.

[@flawedhypothesis]

Samsung makes tracking devices. How far down the barrel did you have to scratch to find a "Chipolo". Air tags are good products. If you're going to make an ad for them, just do so. The algorithm brought me here. For mature tech content I stick with The Verge.

[@mrj.juneau]

The purpose of this test is to test the Android Find my device network and currently there's only 2 devices available that work on it. One of them is chipolo, And the other one is not a Samsung. This is not a test of trackers in theory. also this is not an ad, the name Chipolo is not in the discription. The description says Apple versus Google. There may be a hidden agenda with this company. But I don't see it to be biased for once specific tracker as there's only two trackers available, for the google network.

[@eylonaharon6560]

You should have added the Samsung smart tag to the test...

[@mrj.juneau]

samsung smart tags only work with samsung phones.

[@eylonaharon6560]

@@mrj.juneau And the air tags only work with iPhones🤷‍♂️ No reason not to include it in the test

[@mrj.juneau]

​@@eylonaharon6560 The title says apple versus Android. This is a test of the apple network versus the Android network. It's not a test of tag. Versus tag.

[@eylonaharon6560]

@mrj.juneau I know... But I think it should have been android vs. samsung vs. apple

[@mrj.juneau]

@eylonaharon6560 I know, believe me. I have a Samsung and I have Samsung tags and they work great. But a Samsung is Android. It falls under the umbrella of Android. It's not a test of devices, it's a test of the network.

[@thisnewnow]

this is makes no sense if you want to use android samsung smart tag is a better fit for this

[@mrj.juneau]

You can't use Samsung tags if you don't have a Samsung phone. That's the point of this video

[@noobishfingers]

Dude, that’s a pixel. It’s a fair comparison.

[@macgyverracing2977]

So this is just a commercial for iPhones and air tags? You waited until the end to show the proper way to set up the Android phone? Hmmmmm....

[@josephaimaro1239]

The current state of the Android find my is pretty much in beta still 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@josephatkinson5693]

Should've did it with Samsung instead of Google, Samsung has the tags and phones to match

[@mrj.juneau]

The title says apple versus Android. This is a test of the apple network versus the Android network. It's not a test of tag. Versus tag. Samsung tags only work with Samsung phones. And Samsung's network. The tag they're testing works with the whole Google Network witch includes samsung. Don't get me wrong, I'm not bashing samsung tags. I have them in their great. But in theory, this network should be better than the Samsung tags. Eventually, hopefully. if not, they're going to die out. or. samsung will have to make a tag for the Android network.

[@hepatitisjay]

My galaxy tags get 3x more pings than my airtags.

[@일루타니]

I wish we could use the Find My service in South Korea too… please Apple!

[@LiMuBai]

It's because most people have iPhones where she's located.

[@BR-ip5pz]

Google fukced up again

[@JigglyPKMN]

I learned I should put an AirTag on my Android tracker.

[@karlvonbahnhof007]

Try to do in Europe and you will see other resault. Depend which phones used most peoples. Android is same good as apple.

[@androidmajor1]

Google's Find My Device is Yet to rolled out... Currently Rolling Out, while Apple's Find my network is already rolled to most of apple devices... Not a Fair comparison as of now IMO, Also Google is yet to roll out UW radio finding (Precise Tracking Navigation)... :(

[@YaoParte]

Use a Samsung

[@maxxasatarbrooks635]

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[@sudiptokumar986]

The experiment was rigged. Both the devices should have been placed seperately. And two persons should have been treasure hunting. By puting both of them together create a disadvantage as you were searching for airtag. and reached chiplo.

[@frankw3123]

Didn't even have the setting on Android right to bring with. Android always give you additional options. That's what fan boys/girls don't understand. Also I don't think Android send u a notification, it shows u on the map right away where it is

[@pluto762]

Apple can't find my AirPods if they're in their case. WTF Apple! Who keeps their AirPods out of the case, while they're not in use? So you can't lose your individual AirPods, but you definitely CAN (and sadly, I did), lose your AirPods altogether. Well thank you Apple, for not implementing a basic feature such as finding the headphones while they're in their freaking case! How hard would that be?

[@StefanoFinocchiaro]

I think google network is still in rollout, we need to wait a few months and see how it compares again

[@kas4751]

Lol too late by then. Can't be bothered by the "wait for the next update" scam. Nobody should buy anything on such empty promise.

[@StefanoFinocchiaro]

@@kas4751 What do you mean? It was the same for apple when they released their network

[@El_Hamzoh]

Wonder what took android so long to add find my device feature

[@emitsienim]

Apple let stalkers use their network and Google worked to prevent that so had to wait for Apple to update theirs before Google released it

[@Protonumus]

Bollox. You have not set up Android correctly. My tags run on Bluetooth Beep, if setup to do so in Toya app, when out of Bluetooth range. Aka if I leave my bag or keys behind.

[@ManA-Level]

YES LUGGAGE PLEASE LET. THE PRODUCER TAKE 1 BAG AWAY/ LEFT BEHINDE

[@kauanfarias9035]

Android in this point sucks alot,And it's Google's fault, which doesn't release updates already thinking about its future projects, just like Apple already does

[@PatrickOReilly]

At 5:16 the Chipolo is no longer marked as lost. Most likely because the strong Bluetooth signal was picked up by the phone. If testing again disable Bluetooth to simulate being very far away.

[@LexySavvides]

Hi thanks for watching the video! What we didn’t show was me marking the trackers as found/deselecting lost mode at 30 mins. In hindsight that would have been good to include!

[@Footballgoater]

Samsung smart tag is better than all of those clowns

[@mikekelly702]

Samsung phones track much faster.

[@mrj.juneau]

Yes, but the problem with the trackers. Smart tags is that the only work with Samsung phones. So if you don't have a Samsung phone, you can't use the Samsung tracker.

[@lylebraybrook275]

This isn't fair to do in the USA would make sense to do it in Europe as the market is more 50/50

[@EmDzei]

It's fair to guess before watching the video. My guess is that Apple's product won and the reason is that America is the promised land of iPhones. For the rest of us, Android is superior and this "test result" would have been the opposite. Back to the video..

[@mr.morales0707]

Apple Wind. Alexas

[@aditya1555]

use samsung

[@markoconnell804]

Apple won and also helped you find the Google with directions.

[@Datatronix]

Use Samsung Tags.

[@mrj.juneau]

This is not a comparison of tags. It's a comparison of the network. The title says apple versus google. Not tag versus tag.

[@Droppadellic]

@@mrj.juneauSamsung tags use the same network….they also use uwb. So the Samsung tags and tech are a far better comparison. Cnet did this trash comparison. Comparing a new network to a fully developed network.

[@mrj.juneau]

@@Droppadellic Hi, no Samsung tags do not use the same network And Samsung tags only work with Samsung phones, So if you have another phone, you can't use Samsung tags,. This test is a test of the Google find my device network and Apple find my network. I agree that Samsung tags are very good. I have 4 of them and use them always But the purpose of this video is to test the new network that opened up for specific tags, currently only two tags work on the Google find my device network.

[@Droppadellic]

@@mrj.juneau I agree with you that’s why I feel like the test was a waste of time Google’s network is nothing compared to what Apple’s network right now so why do the test? To make Apple look good google look bad? I don’t really understand the reason for the video. Seems biased really.

[@mrj.juneau]

@@Droppadellic Interesting point of view. My worry is more along the lines if Google will. make it better or not over time. Will they charge? Will they abandon it completely? As for this video. I'm happy they did it because I was interested in a real world test. If the Android tag would be recognized by somebody else device. And I think it was in this test, Even though she wasn't notified.

[@mal7916]

Such an unfair comparison. The Android phone should be compared to the iPhone 7.

[@IS-ie3jw]

Iphone Sucks

[@Sted1000]

They are several biases here. ( 1 ) She should be using the official Samsung tag if it's a Samsung phone instead of a third party tracker, because they are so many different android android phones she do this with at least 3 phone, iPhone, Samsung, and either Google or other Android phone. ( 2 ) She needs to redo this comparison since she setting were off. ( 3 ) Given the settings she used, there is a clear advantage for iOS since most people in the area are most likely carrying a iPhone... I am impressed with iOS but still the biases needs to be addressed and thes experiment redone

[@mrj.juneau]

1. This is not a test of a Samsung phone versus an apple phone versus Android. Samsung phones are Android phone. this is a test of Android network versus apple network with the new Bluetooth tracker for Android, not specifically Samsung..

[@Droppadellic]

Who didn’t expect this out come from this dumb comparison.