Latest about AirTags
Oklahoma State University Police have issued a warning to students and faculty about the potential risk of AirTags, after "a few" students were tracked using the devices.
AirTags can be used to track anything, even skis, and one flier found out exactly why that's a good thing after their skiing trip took a nosedive.
Police in Portland were able to track down and arrest and armed robber after the perpetrator stole a backpack with an AirTag attached while on the run.
The state of Ohio is preparing legislation that would criminalize the use of electronic tracking with devices like AirTags without consent.
Apple's AirTag has helped an Australian photographer get his hands on $7,000 of stolen camera gear that was nabbed from his car while parked at a hotel.
This high-quality suitcase comes with an AirTag and has a designated AirTag compartment for easy and convenient tracking. Plus, it doubles as a laptop desk on the go.
Apple's recent AirTag firmware update is designed to make it easier for people to locate AirTags that could be used to stalk them, according to a new support document provided by Apple.
The point of an AirTag is to help you find your items when you lose them. But in order to do that, you need to put it into Lost Mode first. Here's how to do just that.
New analysis of police records in the U.S. indicates that a third of incidents mentioning an AirTag involve a woman being tracked by a device they didn't own.
Wish you could be notified when you leave an AirTag behind? With iOS 15, you can! Here's how.
Tile has announced new privacy measures that it hopes will protect people from being tracked without their knowledge using one of its accessories.
With Apple's Tracker Detect app, you can use your Android phone to find nearby AirTag trackers and other Find My-compatible item trackers. Here's how to use it.
Apple AirTag is the tracker of choice for iPhone users but the Chipolo CARD Spot offers some unique advantages. Here's a breakdown of these helpful tracking devices.
The fourth developer beta of iOS 15.4 has brought with it some of the new anti-stalking measures for Apple's AirTag tracker.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has also released tips for consumers to stay safe in the age of AirTag abuse.
