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Apple has some nifty little devices called AirTags. They are little bluetooth devices that can be attached to other items. They are helpful in finding lost things like your keys or purse or any other item you attach it to. The down side, is that some people are using them as tracking devices to stalk people. Apple has (quietly) released an Android app to scan for "lost" AirTags. The app is called Tracker Detect and is free in the Google Play Store.

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Apple Releases App to Help Android Users Detect Rogue AirTags The app was quietly uploaded to the Google Play Store last week. However, it's lacking an auto-detect function to routinely scan for rogue AirTags throughout the day.

If you own any Amazon connected devices or a Ring doorbell, you may want to read this article.
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Amazon to share your Internet with neighbors on Tuesday - How to opt out Amazon will be launching the Amazon Sidewalk service on Tuesday that automatically opts-in your Echo and Ring devices into a new feature that shares your Internet with your neighbors. Here's more about this new feature and how to opt-out of sharing your bandwidth with other Amazon devices.