Hi BlackCloak Client,

Apple AirTags are meant to help people find personal items, such as car keys or wallets. However, law enforcement warns that the product could also be used for malicious reasons, such as tracking a person's location without their knowledge.

In an interview with CBS News, BlackCloak Founder and CEO Dr. Christopher Pierson talks about how Apple AirTags have been abused, the steps Apple has taken to address these concerns, and what you should do when you find an AirTag planted on you by an unknown person.

As always, if you have any questions or concerns about AirTags, or any other issue, reach out to our Concierge Support team. You can schedule an appointment, or email us at ask@BlackCloak.io. 

Thank you. 

Here for you,

The BLACKCLOAK Team