2024-02-02 21:15:57
Recently launched by Apple, the Vision Pro It does not support a certain very important feature. In a supporting documentMaçã confirmed — between the lines, it’s true — that the headset cannot be tracked through the app Look for (Find My).
Although the device offers the Activation Lock (or Activation Lock), the inability to track your location using Apple’s network is a notable omission for a device that starts at $3,500.
This limitation means that if a Vision Pro is lost, owners will have no way to locate it through more traditional means of tracking, such as playing a sound, activating Lost Mode, or erasing it remotely through Find My.
When activating the Find Myyou protect your Vision Pro with Activation Lock, but you can’t use another Apple device or the web to find your Vision Pro on a map, play a sound to help you find it, activate Lost Mode, or erase it remotely .
Although people are expected to use their headsets primarily at home, Apple promotes their use in a variety of places, including airplanes and other public places. Given the high cost of the device, it could become an attractive target for thieves.
The reason for the lack of location tracking by Find My on Vision Pro is still unclear. There are those who suggest, however, that this may be related to the absence of an internal battery in the device.
A possible solution to tracking the Vision Pro would be to buy Apple’s travel case and place an AirTag inside it. However, it is likely (soon) that third-party manufacturers will offer solutions for attaching a tracker to the headset.
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