The item tracking device AirTag came up with another unpleasant news. Apple’s “AirTag was developed to make it easier for you to find your personal items. It’s not designed to track people.” Despite its emphasis, some malicious people use this coin-sized device to spy on others.
One of the last examples of this occurred in the USA. A woman in Apollo County, Pennsylvania, was pursued by a 56-year-old man who had previously been given a protection order for harassment charges against her. The woman, who immediately reported the incident to the police after realizing the incident, survived a great disaster.
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Got it thanks to the ‘unwanted AirTag’ warning
The AirTag was found zipped into the trailer hitch of the woman’s car. Upon the complaint, the police teams investigating the incident detained R. Roessler, who was determined to be the owner of the device. Roessler denied the allegations that he was stalking the woman and said it was a mistake. In front of the police teams delete the AirTag app on your phone The man was released on bail.
On the other hand, in her statement on the subject, the woman stated that she noticed the AirTag placed in her car thanks to the warning that came to her phone. apple, to prevent unwanted tracking. It sends a notification to users if there is a foreign AirTag in the vicinity. It also warns that they may be in danger by playing the device’s volume at a high tone.
Apple partners with authorities
Recently, Apple announced new decisions to combat unwanted AirTag tracking. He stated that each AirTag has a unique serial number and is associated with the device’s Apple ID. The tech giant, either by court order or by a valid request from law enforcement. providing the account details to the competent authorities expressed.
Emphasizing that unauthorized tracking is a serious social problem, Apple said, “We condemn in the strongest possible terms any malicious use of our products.” He reacted harshly to such events. ‘Precise Find’ feature will come to AirTag later this year. Users of unknown AirTag exact distance and direction they will be able to see.
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