Google could be hoping to develop their own version of the AirTag

The idea of Bluetooth trackers aren't new as organizations like Tile have been around for a really long time, however do the trick to say that interest in such extras sort of detonated when Apple sent off their own version as the AirTag.

Presently as per the most recent report from Kuba Wojciechowski, it appears to be that Google is hoping to make something of their own. The tracker from Google, which is codenamed "Grogu", is supposed to be being developed at the present time and that the Home group is the one that will be developing the item and that it could send off in various varieties.

Not much is realized about the gadget at this moment, however one potential element is that it could accompany an implicit speaker. Probably this would be used the same way as the AirTag, where the speaker could be utilized to make clients aware of its presence while attempting to find the thing joined to the tracker, or used to tell clients when a rebel tracker is with the rest of their personal effects where following their area without their insight or permission may be utilized.

While Apple's AirTags have made business progress and there have been numerous accounts of individuals finding their lost/taken things, it has likewise accompanied a lot of reactions where there have been various reports of the frill being mishandled to attack the security of others. It will be fascinating to check whether Google will actually want to manage these issues assuming that they at any point send off their own tracker, so we'll simply need to keep a watch out.