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On 9/29/23 10:42, Frank Slootweg wrote:
>> But that`s what Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) was developed for, quite a few
>> years ago now.
> 
>    Exactly. For example an Apple AirTag works for (more than?) a year on
> a CR2032 button cell. Quite a "long period of time", I would say.

Wait, is AirTag a Low Energy device? How does it get range?
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