While the Apple AirTag was introduced as a product to help improve quality of life, there have already been various cases in which it was used for nefarious purposes. Now, two women are apparently suing the company for the grievances they have faced over this tracking product.
The Cupertino based giant is facing a lawsuit from two women that have faced stalking by the use of AirTag. Since its launch, the smart tracking device has been used to track victims and even used by car thieves and others. Apple has tried to fix this issue multiple times but people are still using it for malicious purposes. This time, two women have filed for a lawsuit after the AirTag was used to track them by their former partners. According to the legal documents, the device was used to stalk the two victims and that the company did “little, if anything, to swiftly warn consumers if they are being monitored.”
One of the people affected by this incident stated that her ex boyfriend had planted an AirTag in the wheel of her car and was able to figure out her location. This person then used the location information to harass her. The other woman filed the lawsuit after her husband put an AirTag in her child’s backpack to track her. So now, the two ladies are suing the iPhone maker and are seeking an unspecified amount of monetary damages and are accusing Apple of launching a dangerous product.
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