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Your Android phone can now detect unwanted AirTags – here’s how to set it up

Posted on August 13, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Google’s new safety update for Android to detect unwanted Bluetooth tiles has started reaching smartphones and we’re going to show you how to activate it.To give a quick refresher of the situation, bad actors have been reported using Bluetooth trackers, like Apple AirTags, as an inexpensive way to stalk people. The method is someone places a tag on a mark, then they follow the device on their smartphone while the other person is none the wiser. After the news
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