Police take months to arrest stalker identified by AirTag

AppleInsider
Feb 9, 2024, 10:55 am337 pts
Apple's AirTags anti-stalking features worked perfectly in an incident in Connecticut, but the stalker stayed free for almost a year because he refused to report to the police. An AirTag alert on an iPhone Apple's AirTags have put a spotlight on the issue of stalking, even though Apple's own anti-stalking…

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