It's not possible while only tracking the airtag. Here are some ideas, perhaps someone can improve it: - There's no reason for an airtag to be on the move + t

It's not possible while only tracking the airtag. Here are some ideas, perhaps someone can improve it: - There's no reason for an airtag to be on the move + the iPhone owner in a separate location. A lost device is almost always are a desk/table/... Problem is the edge case when stolen. I'm not sure yet how to identify different behavior between stolen/stalking. - "stalking behavior" should be different from "lost device" behavior. Eg. Constantly looking to the app and following the airtag early Perhaps differentiating between state: stolen/lost. Where stolen should be redirected to an authority figure and lost is a signal beeping when you're nearby. But yeah, it's probably too much work.