Lufthansa awkwardly abandons AirTag ban after baffling face plant

Ars Technica
By Kevin PurdyOct 13, 2022, 2:48 pm863 ptsTop
Enlarge / German airline Lufthansa decided, 17 months after their release, that AirTags in checked luggage could be considered "dangerous goods" under battery and transmission rules that didn't seem to actually apply to the tiny coin-battery devices. (credit: Getty Images) It was a strange fate that Lufthansa…

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