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by capableweb
1883 days ago
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> It seems that people already in that situation are already very vulnerable and AirTags don’t really add that much new vulnerability. It doesn't add more "functionality" in the "tracking" use case, but it does make it more widely available to everyone and possibly easier to use than custom tracking solutions built with ESP32 chips. I'm not saying to block the sale of AirTags, but they should really think through and make it impossible for misuse, otherwise reconsider if the value provided by this product is actually higher than the potential for misuse. |
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