There was controversy when New York City’s mayor advised residents to put an Apple AirTag in their cars in case of theft. Politics aside, it wasn’t bad advice, as demonstrated when an AirTag led police to bust a chop shop in Texas, proving the trackers’ value.
An inexpensive tracker can do more than recover a single car. By leading police to a chop shop, the AirTag helped dismantle an operation, showing how such devices can strike at the broader theft network.
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