Once you’ve set up the AVP it’s useless to anyone else to use. You have to enter your code and pass the retina scan to get full use out of it. Unlike your iPhone the AVP isn’t meant to be used in public.
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Don't Lose Your $3,500 Apple Vision Pro, You Can't Track Its Location
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No tracking on the first iteration is a classic apple FU. I'm sure it will be a feature on the next version. It will be interesting when a teardown is done if there is a space for the missing electronics as brazen as the space for the un-included camera on the first ipad.
Sure, take this thing to a rave or edm festival or the Super Bowl, you're going to mess around and find out.
You talk about something that doesn’t exist.
Then you bash Tim for that.
When it doesn’t even exist.
Make sense of this please.
I’m not sure what’s so hard for Apple to at least provide the wi-fi network the Vision Pro was last seen on. GPS isn’t necessarily needed to infer a location with this info.
While overseas in Italy on a group trip I placed my back pack under the bench I was sitting on. There was some commotion and I got up to see what was happening. Completely forgot my back pack with all of my $$$ DSLR gear. Some nice lady noticed my omission picked it up and brought it to me.
It happens.