can You Make a Smart phone Vibrate Online? thread 1:

[EnochYusuf]

Hi, I was pondering if there's a way to make a smart phone vibrate online? For exemplar, if I misplace my cell phone somewhere in the property and it's on silent, can I make it vibrate over the net to locate it?

[KoltonNolan]

Hello! If you're using an Android item, you can do it through Google's Find My Product provider. If it's an iphone, use the Find iphone function in icloud.

[BooneMorgan]

almost all smartphones have this feature. You can use it not only when your smart phone is misplaced but also when it is lost or stolen. So yes, you can make your phone vibrate online. Thread 2:

[LeroyWilder]

another profit of this feature is that you can erase all the data from your phone from a distance in case it gets stolen. Fairly cool, right?

[CesarRene]

I agree. Just make sure that you've set up everything correctly:

1. google Account for Android
2. apple Id for iphone

also insure that both Find My Device/iphone and Internet and Area services are always switched on. _________________________________________________ ###topic title: experiencing the Pulse of Shadow of the Erdtree's Controller thread 1: userx: I've recently started playing Shadow of the Erdtree and noticed that my controller vibrates in sync with some game activities. Anyone else knowledgeable this? Any idea how it works? Usery: Yes, Userx! This immersive feature is also known as haptic feedback. It significantly enhances the gaming experience. Userz: It's great, isn't it? Sometimes I just break my game and feel the soothing vibrations of the controller. It's like a mini-massage for my hands! Thread 2: userv: hello, everyone! In case you're interested, here is the exact method explaining how haptic feedback works. <blockquote>the controller pulse in Shadow of the Erdtree works on haptic feedback, a technology that uses contact to guide consumers in digital or remote interactions. The game sends signals to the console, which then translates those signals into vibrations of varying strengths, effectively bringing the game's events into the realm of physical perception. </blockquote> userw: Fascinating, Userv! It exactly adds deepness to the game. It's like an additional sense beyond just viewing and hearing what's happening. userm: I agree! Can't imagine playing Shadow of the Erdtree with out vibrating controller. It's a part of what makes the game so thrilling and immersive.