AirTag Nightmares: How to Detect and Disable Apple’s Sneaky Trackers
Eva Galperin from the Electronic Frontier Foundation advises against relying on Bluetooth scanners to find AirTags, claiming they’re not always effective. Millions without smartphones must rely on visual and audible clues. If you find an AirTag, remove the battery to disable it. Apple suggests contacting police if you feel at risk.
Hot Take:
**_Who knew tracking devices would become the new hide-and-seek champions? Forget Easter egg hunts, it’s all about finding those pesky AirTags with a side of suspense and a dash of paranoia!_**
Key Points:
– Bluetooth scanners are not always effective in detecting AirTags.
– Visual and audible clues are often the only way to locate hidden AirTags.
– Disabling an AirTag involves removing its battery.
– AirTag stalking incidents predominantly reported by women, but all genders can be affected.
– Updated safety measures and resources are available for those impacted by unwanted tracking.