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Another Find My misfire led to a raid on a suburban family's home
"The chaotic incident at Brittany Shamily's home stemmed from a flawed search warrant based on inaccurate tracking of stolen AirPods."
More like flawed interpretation of very accurate tracking of AirPods.The article title could be taken as saying the device was at fault but it was the police's use of the information at fault.Wish they would learn from multiple similar incidents? -
Apple isn't behind on AI, it's looking ahead to the future of smartphones
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Two good car antitheft measures are AirTags and stick shifts
AppleZulu said:antiprotest said:Apple's tracking device has saved others as well. For example, a woman in Australia discovered that her boyfriend was tracking her with an AirTag in February.
"It wasn't until I told him I was going to the police to report it that he finally confessed," she continued. "I felt so violated and I was in a state of shock. It just blew my mind that someone I trusted so much could do something like this."
She has since ended the relationship.
The above is not another example of the AirTag saving somebody, but an example of iOS notification saving someone FROM an AirTag. It is an example of an AirTag used for a bad purpose -- the opposite of what the article tries to illustrate. -
Friend is the creepy and dystopian iPhone accessory that might just work