This strange Google Fast Pair flaw even puts iPhones at risk

Macworld
Jan 15, 2026, 2:17 pm142 ptsTrending
Macworld If you use a Bluetooth device that supports Google Fast Pair, there’s a decent chance that it can be taken over by a hacker, who could then play audio, record through the device’s microphone, or even track you if the device supports Google Find Hub as well. And you’re not safe just because you use an…

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