Two women are suing Apple after their ex-partners used AirTags to stalk and harass them despite the device’s privacy features.
Apple was recently sued by two women who claim AirTags were used to violate their privacy.
In the weeks following the launch of the AirTag, privacy advocates expressed concerns about the tracking device. Apple instructs users to attach the Bluetooth tracker to important items that they might lose, such as keys, wallets, or backpacks. Unfortunately, despite Apple’s claims that the AirTag is “stalker proof,” a number of worrying reports suggest otherwise.
According to one of the two women suing Apple, an ex-boyfriend planted an AirTag in the wheel well of a tire on her car in order to find her after she moved to avoid his harassment.
