"Sugarbabies" / "Arrangements" Amateurs or Not?

**Shampoo55** · 07-22-21 11:49

Originally Posted by RogerOver [View Original Post]

I posted this somewhere else a while back, but appears relevant here.

You may not be in your car or near your backpack when it decides to chirp for 15 seconds. Plus Android users get no alert on the phone. Not the end of the world, just saying it's gotten much easier.

Apple AirTags only partly stop stalking - The Washington Post

From the article:

I got multiple alerts: from the hidden AirTag and on my iPhone. But it wasnt hard to find ways an abusive partner could circumvent Apples systems. To name one: The audible alarm only rang after three days and then it turned out to be just 15 seconds of light chirping. And another: While an iPhone alerted me that an unknown AirTag was moving with me, similar warnings arent available for the roughly half of Americans who use Android phones.

Has anyone seen one of these? What do they look like? How hard is it to find one if one goes looking after a SB has been in your car?

But looks like AirTags isn't the only device of this kind:
Tile Tracker
SmartTags

https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/airtags-vs-tile-and-smarttag-apples-bluetooth-tracker-isnt-necessarily-the-best/

Can anyone report use of this tech to track/scan for tags? Does it work?
https://mashtips.com/find-nearby-airtag-with-android/

**RogerOver** · 07-22-21 11:13

Originally Posted by GeechieDan [View Original Post]

According to Apples website, IPhones will alert you if someone else's Air Tag finds its way into your belongings. Of course it seems as if this only works if you have an iPhone. I'm not sure if Android phones will detect it.

Originally Posted by SaTraveler [View Original Post]

Correct -- if you own Android you are out of luck with a warning.

They are also easy to drop in the back of a car. Not so close I suspect as to trigger the warning??

I posted this somewhere else a while back, but appears relevant here.

You may not be in your car or near your backpack when it decides to chirp for 15 seconds. Plus Android users get no alert on the phone. Not the end of the world, just saying it's gotten much easier.

Apple AirTags only partly stop stalking - The Washington Post

From the article:

I got multiple alerts: from the hidden AirTag and on my iPhone. But it wasnt hard to find ways an abusive partner could circumvent Apples systems. To name one: The audible alarm only rang after three days and then it turned out to be just 15 seconds of light chirping. And another: While an iPhone alerted me that an unknown AirTag was moving with me, similar warnings arent available for the roughly half of Americans who use Android phones.

**Bald Eagle** · 07-22-21 11:07

Originally Posted by ColinRva [View Original Post]

Anyone have any info? Only reports a few years old. Thank you.

She is a pro, she has been on the site for a few years.

**Member #6575** · 07-22-21 10:52

Originally Posted by GeechieDan [View Original Post]

According to Apples website, IPhones will alert you if someone else's Air Tag finds its way into your belongings. Of course it seems as if this only works if you have an iPhone. I'm not sure if Android phones will detect it.

Correct -- if you own Android you are out of luck with a warning.

They are also easy to drop in the back of a car. Not so close I suspect as to trigger the warning??

**Geechie Dan** · 07-22-21 10:48

Originally Posted by SaTraveler [View Original Post]

This thread is generally regarded as the first and the most widely ready by SD / Mongers.

As such I wanted to post the danger of the new Apple Airtags to the SD / SB lifestyle.

These little things are a bad actor SD / monger / stalker's wet dream. They are so small and can be slipped into the bottom of a SB's bag or even car and never found. The the bad actor can track his SB. Not sure how Apple would react to relinquishing the owner of an AirTag without a Court Subpoena.

IN REVERSE. Those of us SD's that are worried about revealing our true identities can easily be "AirTagged" by the SB and tracked back to our homes and places of work. It is SO EASY.

So in the case of the SD Airtagging the SB -- it will only take one real public and tragic case to explode in our faces. National Press and end of the seeking site.

In the case of an SB Airtagging her SD -- he is so fucked!!

No idea how we can defend ourselves against these things -- does anybody know of a BluTooth scanner that can scan bags / room for active devices?

SATraveler.

According to Apples website, IPhones will alert you if someone else's Air Tag finds its way into your belongings. Of course it seems as if this only works if you have an iPhone. I'm not sure if Android phones will detect it.

**SRH59** · 07-22-21 10:25

I didn't know these things existed. Good post. There appears to be some recognition by Apple about the risk of those with nefarious intent. From the Apple site:

AirTag is designed to discourage unwanted tracking. If someone else's AirTag finds its way into your stuff, your iPhone will notice it's traveling with you and send you an alert. After a while, if you still haven't found it, the AirTag will start playing a sound to let you know it's there.

Of course, if you happen to be with a friend who has an AirTag, or on a train with a whole bunch of people with AirTag, don't worry. These alerts are triggered only when an AirTag is separated from its owner.

Originally Posted by SaTraveler [View Original Post]

This thread is generally regarded as the first and the most widely ready by SD / Mongers.

As such I wanted to post the danger of the new Apple Airtags to the SD / SB lifestyle.

These little things are a bad actor SD / monger / stalker's wet dream. They are so small and can be slipped into the bottom of a SB's bag or even car and never found. The the bad actor can track his SB. Not sure how Apple would react to relinquishing the owner of an AirTag without a Court Subpoena.

IN REVERSE. Those of us SD's that are worried about revealing our true identities can easily be "AirTagged" by the SB and tracked back to our homes and places of work. It is SO EASY.

So in the case of the SD Airtagging the SB -- it will only take one real public and tragic case to explode in our faces. National Press and end of the seeking site.

In the case of an SB Airtagging her SD -- he is so fucked!!

No idea how we can defend ourselves against these things -- does anybody know of a BluTooth scanner that can scan bags / room for active devices?

SATraveler.

**TakesALicking** · 07-22-21 10:15

Originally Posted by ColinRva [View Original Post]

Anyone have any info? Only reports a few years old. Thank you.

I've messaged her off site off and on. Never actually met. Seems DTF but so far only talk and no action.

**Member #6575** · 07-22-21 09:54

This thread is generally regarded as the first and the most widely ready by SD / Mongers.

As such I wanted to post the danger of the new Apple Airtags to the SD / SB lifestyle.

These little things are a bad actor SD / monger / stalker's wet dream. They are so small and can be slipped into the bottom of a SB's bag or even car and never found. The the bad actor can track his SB. Not sure how Apple would react to relinquishing the owner of an AirTag without a Court Subpoena.

IN REVERSE. Those of us SD's that are worried about revealing our true identities can easily be "AirTagged" by the SB and tracked back to our homes and places of work. It is SO EASY.

So in the case of the SD Airtagging the SB -- it will only take one real public and tragic case to explode in our faces. National Press and end of the seeking site.

In the case of an SB Airtagging her SD -- he is so fucked!!

No idea how we can defend ourselves against these things -- does anybody know of a BluTooth scanner that can scan bags / room for active devices?

SATraveler.

**Jcn1965** · 07-22-21 06:57

Originally Posted by Dakota1212 [View Original Post]

How do you use Tender, do you post a picture of someone else? I'd love to use it, I could rack up but I'm afraid someone I know would see it.

I posted a picture of me wearing a mask and a hat so you can tell it's me but you can't be sure. I don't have a SO so I really dgf who sees it. The mask is a good tool to use to say I'm safe and hide who you are all at same time. Be safe.

**GolfMan57** · 07-22-21 06:04

Wanted to meet in just a few hours. Then came the request for $20 cashapp. I politely declined.

https://www.seeking.com/member/a4724...5-9cf8a583899d

**ColinRva** · 07-22-21 05:38

Anyone have any info? Only reports a few years old. Thank you.

**DogBert77** · 07-21-21 14:53

Originally Posted by Lemooky1764 [View Original Post]

Amen to that! I am now inspired to continue the mission. Thank you Dogbert77.

Piece be with you, my son. Now go forth and score thyself a piece.

**Dakota1212** · 07-21-21 14:19

How do you use Tender, do you post a picture of someone else? I'd love to use it, I could rack up but I'm afraid someone I know would see it.

Originally Posted by Jcn1965 [View Original Post]

Absolutely. After 30 days of poor contacts and got one out of 100 I stopped paying. I now only use BLK or tinder and my % of meeting has actually improved. I tracked my progress for 3 weeks. Out of 76 reach outs on BLK I got 10 responses then out of those I got 5 digits. So far I've met one which was successful and I got another meeting planned when I get chance to get to Va beach area. It's free costs me nothing but time. Be safe.

**EasyeOne** · 07-21-21 10:35

Has anyone had any experience or have intel on the two below? Both dtf.

Exoticbby - https://www.seeking.com/member/68fb5...3-11d83edb1937.

Milkacoco3 - https://www.seeking.com/member/4b731...4-7f67a53f88be.

**FarFarAway** · 07-21-21 09:58

Originally Posted by TheHobbyLobby [View Original Post]

I would sign that petition. I say we boycott on No Nut November. The only way any company will change is if you hit them in the wallet.

The problem is, there is no real competition to SA. Even with all the chaff, it is the only site with wheat. Almost all of us have tried other sugar sites, they don't have the quality or quantity of women we're looking for.