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I also have two tag managers on the same account and a tag called Brooder 1 with only a battery voltage reported spontaneously appeared a few weeks ago. The tag ID is 87351d64-9141-4219-8df9-44be9f124082. Can you please investigate? Or do I just need to unpair it?
I also have two tag managers on the same account and a tag called Brooder 1 with only a battery voltage reported spontaneously appeared a few weeks ago. The tag ID is 87351d64-9141-4219-8df9-44be9f124082. Can you please investigate? Or do I just need to unpair it?
From: wireless-s...@googlegroups.com <wireless-s...@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Zhiheng Cao
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Subject: Re: [Wireless Sensor Tags Forum] Seeing someone else’s tags
Hi Fred, your case seems to be different, that customer was seeing the whole tag list coming from another tag manager. You have 2 tag managers and the currently selected one is 4D0Exxxx what is the name of the "rogue" tag is showing that does not belong to it?
Thank you for checking but I’ve never used IFTTT or any Kumo apps. None of the IDs with an associated date after April 2021 are mine. I assume they’ve come from someone else’s account.
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Sent: Sunday, 14 September 2025 11:57 PM
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Subject: Re: [Wireless Sensor Tags Forum] Seeing someone else’s tags
87351d64-9141-4219-8df9-44be9f124082 " Brooder 1 " is part of your tag, see below record from your tag manager 4BA8xxxx
Tag type 82 means it is some kind of IFTTT device (https://mytaglist.com/kumoapp/17/tags-kumosensors-kumostats)