The legality depends on when the term 'in pursuit' phrase of retrieving stolen goods ends. It is not illegal to be in active pursuit of your property. The messy

The legality depends on when the term 'in pursuit' phrase of retrieving stolen goods ends. It is not illegal to be in active pursuit of your property. The messy part is where AirTags now change the term 'in pursuit' means, do you take it the literal "within your vision", historical way things are done? I would argue that if you have GPS tracking on property, you are always in perpetual pursuit of your items, at minimum for two reasons - first is that you know the item has a propensity for being stolen (obvious), the second is that adding GPS tracking is with the intention you are locating your device at all times, thus you are in a perpetual state of pursuit.