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Vermont police warn drivers returning from Montreal to check for hidden GPS devices
(montreal.ctvnews.ca)
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Just out of curiosity, I installed AirGuard on my phone so I'll get notified if a tag is following me.
At this point, I suspect a colleague catches the same train to the office from time to time.
Doesn't Android have that as a default now?
https://support.google.com/android/answer/13658562
Interesting. I have a Pixel and it's not in my settings as described. I'm running GrapheneOS, but I find it odd to omit such a useful privacy feature.
Edit: The feature is part of Google Play Services, not Android.
Yeah, I'm currently running lineage with GApps. Had some problems getting everything to run without them, and the priority, for now, was a working phone.
I feel like AOSP has been getting less love than Google's proprietary stuff recently, more so than it used to. I don't really see a logical reason to not have this in AOSP.
Yes. I've been notified about airtags traveling with me (one of the people I was with had one) and I never turned anything on or installed any special apps.