Apple’s AirTag is a useful tool for those who don’t want to lose certain items including key rings. You can put one on the collar belonging to your cat or dog to keep track of your pets. And if you own an iPhone 11 or later, or an Apple Watch Series 6 or later, the U1 chip adds support for Ultra Wideband providing the AirTag user with extremely precise directions to help find a “tagged” missing item.
A 27-year old Connecticut man is accused of hiding an AirTag in a car as part of a domestic dispute
Apple promotes its AirTags item tracker
Gonzalez posted bail, which had been set at $10,000, and has yet to enter a plea. The next court appearance is scheduled for March 30th and we should hear at that time whether Gonzalez admits to the crime, pleads not guilty, or agrees to a plea bargain. For the accused, this is a potentially serious matter as two of the three charges against him are felonies.
Android and iOS users can be notified when a rogue AirTag is tracking them
Apple has set up a system that will send a notification to an iPhone user if an AirTag that doesn’t belong to the handset owner has been detected tracking the latter’s location. With that notification, the maliciously placed AirTag can have its tracking capabilities disabled by the potential victim.
