In fact, Apple has updated the miniature AirTag tracker to make it easier than ever. However, soro specials began to use (as they show, not waves legally) these harmless devices. In addition, the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) armed with AirTag to spy on drug traffickers.
According to Forbes, DEA agents recently planted a bug in a pill-compressing device that they believe was used to illegally manufacture and ship drugs from China.
Tracking GPS devices have been actively used by the special services of many countries for several years, but Apple should be given credit – compared to them, AirTag is much more compact and easier to use.
However, they saw problems not only for drug dealers. As revealed by the discovery of the discovered records, the partial use of AirTag took place in the investigation of law-abiding citizens, which has already been identified in relation to the collective search in Apple.
In response, the company has developed a built-in device that prevents the secret use of AirTag. Now, when a hidden alien “bug” is detected, the iPhone will warn about this owner via Bluetooth with its sound signaled.
Source: Tech Cult
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