2 Women Sued Apple Over AirTag

Introduced by Apple in April last year AirTag, which brought with it a lot of controversy. Some users have this little tracker. not to lose your belongings while some users wanted to use it with bad intentions. However, Apple officials made a statement and updates claimed that they prevented the AirTag from being a dangerous weapon in the wrong hands.

However, recently, the technology giant from Cupertino was voted by 2 women. has been sued. The reason is that women’s obsessive ex-spouses secretly follow them because of AirTag.

AirTag turned into a weapon in the hands of obsessive ex-wives

The allegations made by the women who sued Apple are gruesome. For example, the first victim said that after she had a fight with her ex and broke up, her lover’s car was destroyed. to the wheel hood claimed to have secretly placed an AirTag. Every time you get in your car after a few days Woman getting AirTag alerts on her iPhoneAfter searching the vehicle in detail, he discovers the AirTag with a black bag taped to the hood, and a few minutes later he sees a mysterious man around his house. The woman who saw the man in the ski mask enters her house and allegedly person controls the hood of the car to get the AirTag.

The second AirTag victim is a woman who has struggled for years to get rid of her obsessive ex-husband. The woman who claims that her husband is constantly trying to kidnap her child, Your kid found an AirTag in his bag and she claims she showed it to her mother. The woman, who later became suspicious of her ex-wife, said that her husband had both his vehicles and his child’s bag to follow them. He also presents the conversations in which he confessed to placing several AirTags to the court..

Both women love Apple “A boon for perverts and abusersHe sued AirTag for not putting enough protection and providing convenience to malicious users.

Although Apple officials offer some security measures for AirTag, it seems that these measures still apply to malicious users. can’t stop. In addition, the authorities have not yet made an official statement about the case.