AirTag ingenuity continues: Lost luggage, bull statues, stolen cars, and…potted plants?

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By Chance MillerAug 1, 2023, 1:05 pm290 pts
We’ve seen Apple’s AirTag item tracker be used for tracking down lost luggage, over a million dollars of cash, stolen cars, and even a giant bull statue that was stolen from a taco restaurant. If you thought the story about the bull statue was out of left field, we have an even better one for you. A couple in…

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