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Query Apple's FindMy network with Python

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376 points nkko | 1 comments | 21 Dec 24 12:14 UTC | HN request time: 0.211s | source
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zikduruqe ◴[21 Dec 24 14:36 UTC] No.42479932[source]▶
You used to be able to query this data locally from your MacBook, but Apple decided to encrypt it. It was fun to put an AirTag on your cat, then use GPS Visualizer to plot your cat's activities overnight.

https://github.com/icepick3000/AirtagAlex

https://www.gpsvisualizer.com

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qup ◴[21 Dec 24 14:53 UTC] No.42480011[source]▶
While we're here, I have an ask (of anyone). I want the same exact thing you said, except for an outdoor dog on a large property.

I would like a tag that just records its own GPS coordinates locally on-device, every so often, and then when my dog comes home, I can check where she's been.

Does this exist?

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1. jdiez17 ◴[21 Dec 24 22:22 UTC] No.42482809[source]▶
I have a TK913 GPS tracker for my ebike, which is configured to send location reports to my server running Traccar[1]. I'm very happy with the setup, it Just Works. I can check where my bike is at any point from the web UI from my phone. It supports A LOT[2] of these cellular-enabled GPS trackers.

[1] https://www.traccar.org/

[2] https://www.traccar.org/devices/