Testing Apple’s AirTags: How to Tell if You’re Being Stalked
February 24, 2022
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as posted by the channelApple has acknowledged people are using AirTags, intended to track personal items, to attempt stalking and even car theft. I wanted to test how easy it is to use an AirTag to track a person, and how well Apple’s defenses hold up against potential criminal activity.
I’m Dalvin Brown, a WSJ reporter covering personal technology, which includes the latest smart devices, apps and services making an impact on consumers. Subscribe if you're curious about what the latest tech developments mean for you, or if you want to go behind the scenes to find out what’s powering today's digital services.
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