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US Man Places Apple AirTag On His Ex-Wife's Car To Stalk Her: Police


US man arrested for using Apple AirTag to stalk ex-wife: police

US man uses Apple AirTag to stalk ex-wife: police

Resident of Tennessee, Carlos Atkins started stalking his wife after she left him. As a result of alleged stalking, the woman moved to her relatives' place where also Atkins followed him

A US man has been arrested for allegedly using Apple AirTag to stalk his ex-wife, US media reported.
Resident of Tennessee, Carlos Atkins started stalking his wife after she left him. As a result of alleged stalking, the woman moved to her relatives' place where also Atkins followed him.
She reportedly asked his daughter to tell Atkins not to contact her again. However, the accused contacted the woman again, this time through her nephew's phone.
The woman then confronted Atkins about the AirTag she found inside her car to which he confessed to having placed it so that he could keep an eye on her.
The accused has been charged with electronic tracking of Motor vehicle.
Reacting to the incident, Apple told FoxNews, "AirTag was designed to help people locate their personal belongings, not to track people or another person's property, and we condemn in the strongest possible terms any malicious use of our products. Unwanted tracking has long been a societal problem, and we took this concern seriously in the design of AirTag. It's why the Find My network is built with privacy in mind, uses end-to-end encryption, and why we innovated with the first-ever proactive system to alert you of unwanted tracking. We hope this starts an industry trend for others to also provide these sorts of proactive warnings in their products."
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Apple AirTag detector: Apple's new app for Android will let users scan nearby AirTags.

Apple launches AirTag detector app to protect Android users’ privacy

Apple has launched a new app for Android. Called AirTag detector, the app will let users scan nearby AirTags.

Apple has launched a new app for Android. Called AirTag detector, the app will let users scan nearby AirTags. The app enables Android users to scan for nearby AirTags that are no longer with their owner. AirTags that are travelling with the owner will not be detected, while any AirTags that are considered &lsquo;lost&rsquo; will be. If any &lsquo;lost&rsquo; AirTag has been travelling with the app user for more than 10 minutes, the app can help locate it by playing a sound, and providing instructions on how to disable the AirTag. The app is meant to combat stalking or non-consensual tracking by way of AirTags. Until now, an Android user had no way of knowing if someone had dropped an AirTag in their bag or pocket, and was using it to track their location. The app makes this more difficult, although the protection does rely on Android users downloading and using this app.
Apple releases AirTag detector app for Android devices App scans for &lsquo;lost&rsquo; AirTags that are no longer travelling with owner Apple&rsquo;s Android app to combat stalking through AirTags

Apple has launched a new app for Android. Called AirTag detector, the app will let users scan nearby AirTags.

Apple has launched a new app for Android. Called AirTag detector, the app will let users scan nearby AirTags. The app is purportedly meant to boost Android users&rsquo; privacy.
According to <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/apple-sets-record-with-3-trillion-marketcap-it-s-bigger-than-india-s-gdp-1641273222921" target="_blank">Apple</a>, the app enables Android users to scan for nearby AirTags that are no longer with their owner. AirTags that are travelling with the owner will not be detected, while any AirTags that are considered &lsquo;lost&rsquo; will be. If any &lsquo;lost&rsquo; AirTag has been travelling with the app user for more than 10 minutes, the app can help locate it by playing a sound, and providing instructions on how to disable the AirTag.
Apple said that they are &lsquo;raising the bar on privacy&rsquo; for their users and the industry, and hope that others follow.
The app is meant to combat stalking or non-consensual tracking by way of AirTags. Until now, an Android user had no way of knowing if someone had dropped an AirTag in their bag or pocket, and was using it to track their location. The app makes this more difficult, although the protection does rely on Android users downloading and using this app.
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<h2>Apple AirTag specs</h2>
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/apple-to-make-own-5g-modems-from-2023-report-1637823875588" target="_blank">Apple</a> launched the AirTag at its Spring Loaded event, earlier this year. AirTags use Ultra Wideband technology that can let compatible iPhones navigate to them, using a built-in speaker. The AirTag also gets an IP67 dust and water resistance rating, and a user-replaceable coin cell battery that Apple claims can last over a year. Compatible with Siri, the AirTag costs ₹3,190 for a single unit, or ₹10,900 for a pack of 4.

Apple's AirTag tracker is reportedly set to receive an update, which will change the time period after which it plays a sound on being separated from its owner. 

Apple's AirTag to get an update that addresses privacy and stalking concerns

Apple's AirTag tracker is reportedly set to receive an update, which will change the time period after which it plays a sound on being separated from its owner.

Apple's AirTag tracker is reportedly set to receive an update, which will change the time period after which it plays a sound on being separated from its owner. The update is reportedly to address concerns that the device could be used to stalk someone. Moreover, Apple has also announced plans of an Android app for AirTags, which will let a larger number of people detect when one of them has been separated from its owner.

Australian retailer Officeworks has reportedly removed Apple's AirTag tracker citing a safety risk with the accessibility of the battery. 

Australian retailer removes AirTag due to safety risk: reports

Australian retailer Officeworks has reportedly removed Apple's AirTag tracker citing a safety risk with the accessibility of the battery.

Australian retailer Officeworks has reportedly removed Apple's AirTag tracker citing a safety risk with the accessibility of the battery. The AirTag uses a user-replaceable coin battery, and was confirmed to have been removed in accordance with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission guidelines. It's worth noting that only Officeworks has removed AirTag trackers, while other retailers in Australia continue to offer the device.

Apple's newly launched AirTag tracker is now available to purchase in India.

Apple AirTag tracker now available to buy in India, costs ₹3,190

Apple's newly launched AirTag tracker is now available to purchase in India. The Bluetooth-enabled tracking device that can help locate personal belongings using the firm's 'Find My' feature. AirTag also uses Ultra Wideband technology that lets compatible iPhones track them down to pin-point accuracy. With an IP67 rating and a user-replaceable battery, the AirTag costs ₹3,190 for a single unit, or ₹10,900 for a pack of 4.

Apple's Spring Loaded April 2021 event saw the launch of new iPad Pro models with M1 chip, and a new iMac with the M1 chip. Apple also launched the new AirTag accessory.

Apple Spring-Loaded April 2021 Event: new iPad Pro with M1, new iMac with M1, AirTag, and more

Apple launched several new products at its Spring Loaded April 2021 event. Apple launched new iPad Pro models with M1 chip, and also launched a new iMac with the M1 chip. Apple also launched the new AirTag, that helps locate personal belongings using Apple's Find My feature.

Apple has launched several new products at its 20th April &lsquo;Spring Loaded&rsquo; event. Apple has launched new iPad Pro models, with the powerful new in-house M1 chip. While the 11-inch model features the same Liquid Retina ProMotion display as the previous model, the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro gets a Liquid Retina XDR display that uses mini-LED technology. The new iPad Pros also get 5G connectivity with the cellular models, and pricing starts at ₹71,900 for the 11-inch model. The new iPad Pros can be ordered in India from 30th April, with availability from the second half of May.
Apple has also launched a new redesigned iMac, that comes with a flat aluminium frame and glass front. It sports a 24-inch 4.5K Retina display and runs on the latest M1 chip, with support for up to 16GB unified memory and up to 2TB of SSD storage. There's a new 1080p FaceTime HD camera with an M1 image signal processor on the front along with a six-speaker system with spatial audio and Dolby Atmos. The new 24-inch iMac starts from ₹1,19,000, and can be ordered from 30th April, with availability from the second half of May.
Apple also unveiled a new colour finish for the iPhone 12 and 12 mini--Purple. Both phones can be pre-ordered in the new colour from April 23, starting at ₹69,900 for the iPhone 12 mini.
Along with all the new products, Apple has also launched AirTag, that can help locate your personal belongings using Apple's 'Find My' feature. AirTag uses Ultra Wideband technology that can let compatible iPhones navigate to them, using a built-in speaker. The AirTag costs ₹3,190 for a single unit, and ₹10,900 for a pack of 4. AirTag can be ordered in India from 5:30PM IST on April 23.

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