So far, we have talked about many useful and harmful technology products. In general terms, we explained to you that all of these products are “very useful, but very harmful when they are in the hands of bad people.” Unfortunately for AirTag, this is where it came to an end. Apple entered into a legal battle with the victims. Here are the details about AirTag victims…
AirTag causes the paranoia of being followed!
According to a foreign report, AirTags serve many different purposes. The simplest of these is a mother who wants to check where her child is, a Harley Davidson owner who takes precautions against the theft of his motorcycle, and there are also serial killers who follow their victims. They perform this process with the AirTag they bought from the Apple Store.
What you need to realize here is how many different points one of the simplest technologies in the world touches people’s lives. As you can see, many different people buy this product and use these products to serve different purposes in their lives. According to a sad report from around the world, many serial killers use AirTag products to track their victims.
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For this reason, Apple was sued by nearly 40 people who suffered from tracking. While some of them changed their place of residence to get rid of their stalkers, others found AirTags thrown into the linings of their bags by obsessive ex-lovers/spouses after hours of searching. As it is known, AirTag is a very small product and is very easy to store.
Even to find an AirTag that you know is in your car, you may have to pay a lot of money to a mechanic. Because in order to find these products, your car may not have any unscrewed screws. Apple will submit its request to dismiss the case to the court on October 27. There is no information yet about how the court will conclude. The only thing that can be predicted is that Apple will defend their rejection request by saying that they created their technology for people who can think clearly.