A woman found that her boyfriend had hidden an AirTag in her car so that he could track her movements without her knowledge. Full story from the iMore Blog...
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AirTag misuse: Boyfriend stalks girlfriend's car with Apple's hyper-accurate tracker
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Annie_M
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At least the article states that it was "AirTag misuse", emphasizing that the fault belongs to the boyfriend, not the AirTag.
Up_And_Away
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My first thought was ‘here comes more mileage’ out of the AirTags Will Find You And Get You! clickbait. Good to see a modicum of reality in the verbiage.
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