Apple AirTags are being used to stalk people

Apple's AirTags, small bluetooth devices that owners attach to their key chains or keep in their bags and purses to locate their personal belongings, are being misused by stalkers who are tracking their targets' every move.

The devices, which cost $29 each, are simple to use: Users pair them with their phones, and the tags indicate where an item is located in real-time. But in an alarming new trend, they are also enabling stalkers, as individuals are discovering the wireless tags — that don't belong to them — on their person or attached to or hidden in their belongings. 

Two different victims of AirTag stalking told Inside Edition's Lisa Guerrero they discovered they were being tracked by someone they didn't know.