A judge has ruled against Apple's attempt to dismiss a class-action lawsuit alleging that stalkers are misusing its AirTag devices to track victims without their consent. The lawsuit, filed by multiple plaintiffs who claimed they were stalked using AirTags, accuses Apple of not doing enough to prevent such incidents.
Apple's AirTags, priced at $29, have gained popularity for helping users locate lost items like keys and wallets. However, stalkers have exploited these devices to track individuals surreptitiously. The plaintiffs argue that Apple's current safety features are insufficient in preventing such misuse.
