AirTag lawsuit challenges how easily tracking alerts can be disabled
A new AirTag lawsuit puts Apple's handling of disabled tracking alerts at the center of a demand for stronger safeguards. Apple sued over AirTag alerts disabled with iPhone passcode A Washington woman is suing Apple after alleging AirTag safeguards failed to prevent tracking during domestic abuse. The lawsuit alleges her husband concealed three AirTags among her belongings. According to the…
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