A follow-up to a CBS 2 investigation. Apple announced the company is making changes to its popular AirTag device.
Changes designed to prevent stalkers from using the gadgets to track people. CBS 2’s Shardaa Gray reported on the changes.CPD Officer James Hunt, Who Said On Viral Video He’s Killed ‘Mother——s,’ Is Stripped of Police Powers After New Complaint Surfaces
A local non-profit organization says they’re glad Apple is standing up for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.This small device, designed to help you find your keys or wallet or anything else you misplaced, is instead being used by some to track down people.
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