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"How the hammer became a murder tool" "How the computer helped increase suicide" "How knitting yarn became a strangulation method" "How electricity became a
by gjsman-1000 4y ago
"How the hammer became a murder tool"
"How the computer helped increase suicide"
"How knitting yarn became a strangulation method"
"How electricity became a torture method"
"How candles caused untold deaths and damage"
"How the pencil, landed in the chest, can kill you"
We could go on. Every tool has uses and abuses, sometimes extreme. Also, this has been around forever. If I wanted to track someone, I could get a battery-powered GPS tracker with 4G LTE and stick it to their car, or buy a Tile. AirTag attempts to notify people which makes it perhaps among the most least-desirable options. Heck, if I really wanted to track someone I'd just hire a Private Investigator.
Edit: And for those saying, one person was killed by an AirTag, look up how many children have been injured in schools from pencils (more than 1,000 per year in California). I'm not calling for banning pencils. You are more likely to die from a pencil than a shark. Likewise, I'm not calling for banning AirTags.