>Let's consider the alternative of a world where AirTags didn't exist: The stalker probably would have followed her around for 2 hours, and she likely wouldn't

>Let's consider the alternative of a world where AirTags didn't exist: The stalker probably would have followed her around for 2 hours, and she likely wouldn't have found out until a physical confrontation. With gymnastics skills like that it should have been you getting a from the president this week. Really though, AirTags are another till for stalkers and Apple alerting her after 2 hours didn't prevent someone from physically following and eventually confronting her. And the digital stalker knows the potential limits of a system, so they know if their target is an iOS user, their worst case scenario is they have 2 hours for whatever situation they are looking for to arise, whether that's secluded isolation or what-have-you. And if the target is not an iOS user, you know, some people clearly don't value their own lives, so why should anyone else.