Police nationwide urge drivers to use Apple AirTags to help authorities track stolen vehicles. But there's increasing concern that the tags are leading some car-theft victims to take matters into their own hands.
Why it matters: As several cities embrace the use of AirTags and other Bluetooth trackers to combat soaring car thefts, security experts fear the devices can foster a "Wild West" vigilantism that poses risks to citizens — and potential legal issues for cities.
