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A privacy reporter at the New York Times who used a multitude of tracking devices to follow her husband has found Apple's AirTag, while not without flaws, has much better privacy and anti-stalking measures than other devices.

Soon after Apple launched the AirTag in 2021, some privacy activists voiced concern that the device can be misused for illegal stalking of a person. To that, Apple came up with value-added privacy-focused features that would curb spying. Whenever an AirTag gets separated from the owner for too long, the latter will make sounds every eight hours or 24 hours, so that it makes

Apple has taken a pretty strong anti-stalking stance from the moment they released AirTags. Still, it's important for everyone to see Apple's response to the slew of AirTag horror stories we've heard lately.

Apple today announced that it is making some updates to AirTags with the aim of cutting down on unwanted tracking. There are several changes that...

Apple has announced that it will be making several updates to its Find My network to cut down on instances of AirTag trackers being used for stalking or crime.

Apple will update the iPhone and AirTag software to show a message during setup that using AirTags to track people is a crime in many regions around the world.

After several accounts of AirTags being used to stalk people, Apple says it will improve its safety alerts in future updates.

An upcoming software update will take further steps to address concerns.

Apple will update the iPhone and AirTag software to show a message during setup that using AirTags to track people is a crime in many regions around the world.

Apple will update the iPhone and AirTag software to show a message during setup that using AirTags to track people is a crime in many regions around the world.