A woman used her social media to report that someone had attached GPS in her car while it was parked in a golf course.
Savannah Phillips Published a video on her TikTok profile, in which she explained that she discovered that someone AirTagan Apple GPS device had attached to her car while she was on a golf course.
Phillips explained that they AirTag Discovered through her iPhone that sends security warnings to users when unknown persecution is recognized. However, she said that the authorities could not find the GPS device after an examination of the vehicle.
The next day, she said that she brought the car to a workshop, but she was told that there were many “corners and cracks” and “exposed metal”, which made a complete review.
She criticized the golf course where everything had happened and said that the staff showed little interest and didn’t even know what a AirTag was. “You could have been less helpful or less interested,” said Phillips.
Now she keeps the car away from her home for safety reasons. “At the moment my car is not at home,” she said in another video that was posted on July 7th.
If you have one AirTag Find your car, don’t ignore it. Both Apple and security experts recommend switching off the device immediately and contacting the authorities, especially if you feel uncertain or suspect that someone is pursuing you.
Carefully examine your vehicle (under the seats, in the storage compartments, around the trunk and in other places where the device could be hidden), and if you AirTag Find, press the back and turn it clockwise to remove the battery and stop the transmission.
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