The advent of Bluetooth trackers has made it a lot easier to find your bag or keys when they’re lost, but it has also put inconspicuous tracking tools in the hands of people who might misuse them. Apple and Google have both implemented tracker alerts to let you know if there’s an unknown Bluetooth tracker nearby,

Bluetooth trackers, while useful for locating misplaced items like keys or bags, have also raised privacy concerns due to their potential misuse. Both Apple and Google have rolled out notifications to alert users of unknown Bluetooth trackers nearby.

Google is rolling out two new updates to its unknown tracker alerts feature that should make it easier for Android device owners to detect unfamiliar trackers, the company announced on Wednesday. Introduced in July 2023,

Google has introduced two new features that help protect Android users from covert tracking via hidden Bluetooth trackers. Here's how to use them.

Google introduced two new features on Android this week aimed at improving user safety against unwanted tracking through Bluetooth-enabled devices. The first lets users temporarily pause location updates from their smartphone for up to 24 hours when an unknown tag is detected nearby.

Users can now pause their phone's location sharing for up to 24 hours and track down the exact location of an unknown tag.