Harry McCrackenStill don't understand the point of this message.
SmittyHalibut@harrymccracken is that not a pair of someone else’s AirPods named “Not Your AirPod Pros”? Like naming your wifi SSID “FBI Van 13” or whatever?
Don Jones 📚 🏳️🌈@smitty Yeah, the point is to tell you that someone else's AirPods are nearby and trying to pair.
Dalton@harrymccracken I get this message when I accidentally try to use my wife’s Airpods instead of mine. Seems moderately useful.
Chad C.@harrymccracken Its a “Find My” thing. When you connect them it will tell you they are connected to someone else's account and they'll be notified the location of the AirPods if you connect them to your device.
@dominocollege It's my wife trying to use her iPods near my iPad.
@harrymccracken Right, close enough to your device before paired to hers.
Jaseno@harrymccracken maybe a nudge to check if you’ve picked up the wrong set?
@Jaseno I figured, but it's just my wife sitting nearby opening up her own AirPods, which I know aren't mine. Why don't I get this message hundreds of times on airplane trips?
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