Add a link to the new share page to log into my account so I can easily delete my old paths. The old page had a company logo I could click on to take me to the main Find Me Spot page and then log into my account

Having built-in only rechargeable is not sufficient for and emergency device targeted for outdoors-men and gals crowd.

Still get a message that Apple won't open the installer because it can't verify that the software is free of malicious content. Seems like somebody ought to fix this? Been six months...

My SPOTX refused to recharge and reboot after the power died. The SpotX firmware updated does not recognized the device. It appears to be completely dead. What remedy is there for this?

Noticed (by chance) that check-in messages indicate when the device has a low battery.

Much more useful would be if the system were to send a message to the owner of the device, instead of to the check-in recipients (I know I arrived, so I most likely won’t get/read those messages...)

For us folks that just need to use the SPOT maps, to look back on Journeys, the new system is overly complicated. Please bring back old system, or on new system, have an option to function as previous syste,

Thank You.

Your activation system is awful on findmespot.com. Gives nonspecific errors when there is a credit card problem and then just plain locks up.

Your website does not allow for APO AE addresses, making it impossible to create an account or activate a device. I am stationed in Germany, where Spot is supposed to provide coverage. If I cannot create an account and activate my device, then I will return it and purchase a Garmin InReach instead.

We use SPOT for tracking assets, and are developing software to work with the API. It would be helpful to have a simulated API to work with for software development (our spots often do not move, so it is hard to have a stream for software testing).

There is no automatic calendar-based adjustment for Daylight Savings Time in the web settings, nor is there an equivalent manually settable option. As noted in the "Time Zone Issues" posting below, this is confusing to message recipients and, in case of an emergency, could cause a really serious problem.,

I find the included velcro strap and weak keychain biner to be floppy and fragile for securing to my pack(s). Yesterday, I lost the device after improvising with paracord, luckily it was tracking and my phone was in service to locate it. I like to use 2-4 anchoring points on the device to enable tethering it flat against a pack or strap, etc. The slots top and bottom are a bit narrow and broad for most fasteners I've tried, including keychain carabiners.

Please update your documentation to indicate what alerts are available on the different assets (device) and what is the difference between a basic and advanced alert.

Your documentation and tech support recommend units be located where there is direct exposure to a satellite. I keep these on top of my fleet of trucks and I have noticed that they get very hot. Recommend that you allow customers to select a lighter external color, perhaps white or light gray, to reduce heat absorption, which would likely make a difference in unit service longevity and battery life.

I just want to put in an idea for a small product upgrade. Put a flat bottom on the SpotX since the antenna needs to be straight up, so you can set it on something. With the Bluetooth version, it would be even more useful because you are texting with your phone and don't want to find a place to lean it against. A little clip-on flat bottom for existing ones would be nice as well.

I'm in the Pacific Time Zone looking at the new webapp tracking my SPOT carried by my son make a track within the Pacific Time Zone. But the timestamps are Central Time Zone. The Time Zone Preference in Settings on the findmespot.com website are set to the Pacific Time Zone.

It would be easier to operate and use the position and events list if it had a side slide bar.

In SPOT My Account, it would be good to have some text indicating the category of information available under the picture of the SPOT device.
Even "Click Here for More Info" would be helpful. I didn't even know the picture of my device was an actionable icon.