Apple's new AirTags could factor into U.S. Senate antitrust hearing
The Hindu
Apple said it had recently opened its iPhone's systems to third-party tag trackers in ways that meet Apple's privacy standards
(Subscribe to our Today's Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click to subscribe for free.) Apple Inc on Tuesday to help users track lost items, and the devices could become the focus of a rival company's challenge during a hearing before the U.S. Senate on Wednesday. When attached to keys and other items, the tags communicate with Apple devices to help users find the items if lost. They compete with Tile, a startup company that has sold a similar device for more than a decade and has testified to U.S. lawmakers that Apple's privacy practices have put Tile's products at a disadvantage.More Related News
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