• Dark Arc@social.packetloss.gg
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    9 months ago

    That might be a partial motivation for sure … but Bluetooth is used for so much these days (there’s not even a headphone jack, Bluetooth speakers are everywhere, etc) I have a hard time believing any significant portion of the general public is turning off Bluetooth for an extended period intentionally to begin with.

    Let alone enough that it would be enough people to be a concern regarding their tracking network taking off.