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Apple’s AirTag is designed so you can find items such as keys, but some are using the gadget for more sinister reasons such as planting it on women so they can follow them
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A £29 Apple gadget designed to help people find their lost possessions has been hijacked by stalkers.
AirTags send a signal so owners can locate keys, bags and other gear via their iPhone.
But women say strangers are using the coin-sized devices to track their movements.
Swimsuit model Brooks Nader, 26, told last week of her horror when she found one planted in her coat while she was at a bar in New York.
One woman says she found the gadget had been attached to the underside of her car’s front wheel well while she was in a pub.
And another revealed: “I’m currently being tracked by an AirTag and nobody I know owns one. It’s a very uneasy feeling”.
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