There is a Chinese description which will scare the people who don’t understand Chinese. Please use all English including the app description.

After I lost my keys for an embarrassing length of time, my mom picked this up. I’m still getting used to using the iTag program, but it’s fairly simple and straightforward. Basically you put the iTag on whatever or whoever you want to keep within 75 feet of you and your smartphone. If the iTag leaves the zone an alarm sounds. It can be set to also trigger a notification on your phone marking a spot on Google maps where the iTag disappears. Thus the need for camera access (limited screen shots). It can also help you remember where you park your car - I never remember - by taking location pins. Another camera use. So far, so good! Really a life saver for me.

Advertised as a “finder” for pets in addition to other things”. NOPE!!! Synced the tag to the app, put the synced tag on my dog’s collar, let the dog out of the yard and as soon as he was 70 or so feet away, yes, the alarm went off BUT THERE WAS NO MAP TRACKING THE DOG’s ROUTE!!!! The map actually showed only where my phone was....not where the dog was. POINTLESS and therefore USELESS!App support page is completely in a Chinese. Zero English. Common sense dictates that if they’re target is an English-Speaking market, their support page should be in English, or at least have navigation to their English language page!So ZERO STARS!

I don't understand why this app wants access to the camera on my phone (which helps me find the little device how?) or why I was able to connect with the device without any password (which my husband had just set up with the same app on his phone) but it seems to be a great way for a developer who lacks ethical constraints to spy on people and/or steal personal information. Only way I would trust it less is if it were Russian software.