There’s a new Bluetooth tracking option for absent-minded Android owners: Motorola today unveiled the Moto Tag. The company didn’t share the exact release date for the device, but said it would be available “in the coming months in select markets.” We also don’t have any price information yet.
Moto Tag runs on Google’s Find My Device infrastructure, both for location data and privacy protections. A tracker isn’t much good if it stops working, and Motorola claims the Moto Tag will last for a year on a single battery charge, assuming optimal conditions. In a tacit acknowledgement that the design of these trackers
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