Rachel was being tracked with an AirTag. The culprit was very close to home
When Rachel* received an alert on her phone that an AirTag was tracking her location, she immediately panicked. The 19-year-old Melbourne woman said she was running errands on February 10 when she received the unusual message. “I got a notification that an AirTag was tracking my location,” she told 7NEWS.com.au. “I was doing some shopping throughout the day and I continued to get the notifications, but I had no idea where they were coming from.” Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >> Rachel said she felt “sick to her stomach” and tore her car apart trying to find the AirTag, a bluetooth tracking device developed by Apple that’s about the size of a 20c piece. “It was so frustrating I kept looking and looking and I couldn’t find it anywhere,” she added. “Then I thought the only person that had been in or near my car was my boyfriend.” Confronting her boyfriend of six months, Rachel said she was shaking and upset. But he denied planting any device in her ...