Apple Airtags have been used in a number of inappropriate ways to track people. While they are incredibly useful in keeping track of gear some folks want to keep track of people with them. While most of the time illegal to do so and each airtag is able to be tracked back to the owner sometimes finding the airtag has been difficult. Apple wants to fix that and will be releasing software to make them easier to find.
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- 16:49–Disney+ may raise prices
- 17:06–Apple breaks ties with 12 suppliers
- 12:26–FCC launches task force
- 18:09–Indiegogo
- 18:49–Zoox robotaxis
- 10:32–Factory contamination affects “at least” 7 billion gigabytes of memory
- 19:49–Chan Zuckerberg Inittiatve
- 21:02–Microsoft offers a 60% discount to Google G Suite legacy customers
- 21:34–Amazon Music signs an exclusive deal
- 08:23–Starlink Gen2 may cause problems for Hubble
- 22:42–Tesla factory is a “racially segregated workplace”
- 24:25“Obi-Wan Kenobi”
- 25:32–DIsney+ outshines Netflix
- 25:53–$5 billion plan for EV charging infrastructure
- 28:15–YouTube creator updates
- 28:50–Tesla recalls more than 578,000 vehicles
- 05:20–Apple AirTags
- 30:00–The Social Media NUDGE Act
- 31:56–Apple releases iOS 15.3.1 and more
- 32:54–MoviePass will return
- 34:58–Firefox 97
- 35:15–TAG Heuer’s smartwatch
- Tesla sued by civil rights agency
- 36:47–Apple wants to know why you hate Safari
- 38:04–OnePlus’ new affordable Nord phone
- 38:59–Twitter Q4
- NASA raises concerns about SpaceX