I actually had to buy a second one of these for pictures because I used the split rings that were included to begin with, and the tag was very quickly pulled and lost. You’re not likely to be checking your email account – but if your phone received a message? It would be a much quicker resolution, right? Weak Links Now, envisage when you’re searching for your dog. I cannot fathom why, when someone ‘finds’ your dog, the button that says “Contact owner” that it emails you as opposed to texts you. What I Don’t Love About Byte Tag It emails you… The Byte Smart ID tag for dogs is really petite and quite nice, the QR code is on the flipside of the design. Once you’ve bought the device? There’s no subscription fee and no annual cost. It’s not something that I need to be in and out of on a daily or weekly basis, instead, I can log in if data needs to be changed or I’m going on holiday, and I want to make sure their details are up to date. I love that I don’t have to download an app. Luckily! Byte tag have thought about this, and there’s a “lost mode” you can activate if your dog is wayward, and it’ll only then show your personal information. Worried about the local weirdo at the dog park scanning your dog’s tag and getting everything from your home address to your other half’s phone number? Yeah, me too. That then means that any time that code is scanned by a phone or device, it can open a webpage about your dog. The QR code is programmed by the dogs parents and is set up and permanently linked to that QR code. ![]() These small, epoxy covered tags are branded on one side, and on the other they’re a QR code. ![]() This item was given in exchange for this review! However it was requested by me as I was interested to see how it worked in order to relay it to you guys. One of the devices that’s doing that? Is Byte Tag. So, when it comes to an ID tag, that same tech is meaning that we now no longer have to pick and choose what 100 characters to use to best relay info about our pet. It’s enabling us to track their health, their activity, and their whereabouts, which allows us more info to make better decisions for their wellbeing – which is obviously important! Tech in the dog space is increasing really fast, and it’s a good thing. ID tags are something that are a legal requirement in most places, so why not make them smarter? Include more information? Add more numbers that enable your dog, when lost, to clearly communicate things someone might need to know. ![]() Byte Tags are one of the QR code based “Smart Dog ID Tags” entering the market, so I wanted to introduce you to them properly.
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