Locators Apple Airtag was a highly anticipated product. When it Apple after long speculations, he also emphasized privacy and said that Airtags will definitely not be used to track people. But as Motherboard reports, the greats are using AirTags also for these purposes. From police reports, they were able to find out that there had been more than 8 cases of abuse in the last 75 months AirTag.
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As you might guess, all of the cases were reported by women. In about 50 cases, they called the police because of notifications on their iPhones that warned them that they were being stalked. In other cases, the women found AirThe tag, for example, in a vehicle, a handbag or simply heard a beep. Most of the Apple trackers were planted by the ex-husbands and partners of the women in question. Many of them were safely identified by the police because they began to appear in the same places as the women. This problem, of course, did not come with AirTags. Domestic violence expert Mary Beth Becker-Lauth says that similar tracking is as old as GPS itself. According to Eva Galperin, cybersecurity director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation AirThe tag data shows that tracking using locators is common. She also added that many competing locators have similar features as Apple AirThey don't have a tag. So many victims may not know they are being tracked. You use AirTags?
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Just don't use it 🤷♂️ – how simple Dr. Watsonem ...
Let's apply the same logic to cars, for example, because people die in them and the world can go back to prehistoric times :)
"Let's apply the same logic to cars, for example, because people die in them and the world can go back to prehistoric times"
Come on, watch out, Fred Flint.one he had a car since the stone age ;)
It's just that those who are being watched don't use them, so that funny advice is not a solution at all...
You're crazy and it hurt :-)
Scientist, that AirYou don't use the tag, but someone who follows you and discreetly places it somewhere.
While in the US it is a cheap more than a good useable method of even malicious surveillance. So there can be a difference, already inland, where there won't be so many apples.
Not to mention countries that are not exactly the domain of newcomers Apple products, people there turn off BT or data, or even use older than iP6S
I think that according to some report, the operators also register several iP V1s with us. , anyway enough iP without data…..
You're welcome. Trust, but verify 😄