Our close followers will remember that we prepared a content about AirTag measures in America yesterday. The scope of the AirTag measure taken by the American government, especially against car thieves, was expanded. In this regard, we can say that an incident that took place in Canada proved that the method actually works. Here are the details about the AirTag measure…
Thanks to AirTag, a user in Canada found his stolen car and thieves!
You know Apple’s tracking device? These products, which have a small, round structure, directly contact the satellite and instantly show you where the product you put it on is located. As a result of the increasing car thefts in South and North America for a while, the government started to distribute free AirTags to its citizens.
We can say that this project of the government is working. Recently, a man named Saamer Mansoor, living in Canada, found his stolen car thanks to the device. A few months before he experienced this incident, he bought an AirTag for $29. He then places the product in a secret place in his car and tracks his vehicle via his iPhone.
In America, the government’s first measure against theft is still AirTag!
In America, the government’s first measure against car thieves is still AirTag! Moreover, this time Washington DC joins the caravan…
Saamer Mansoor, who came home with his son a few days ago, parked his car with a slight distraction, forgetting the window was open. When he wakes up in the morning, he cannot see his car at the door and begins to experience a momentary panic. The first thing that comes to mind is the AirTag device. When he looked at the location of the car on his phone, he probably said “I’m glad I bought this product.”
Seeing the location of his car in front of a motel located 2 streets down from his house, Saamer Mansoor immediately calls 911 and goes to his car. Saamer Mansoor, who found his car accompanied by the police, got his car back within 2 hours thanks to AirTag. Of course, two of the car thieves who harass the Canadian public are sent to prison, where they cannot harm people.