Jameel Reid was carrying $3,000 worth of merchandise in a suitcase that didn't show up at baggage claim at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. However, thanks to AirTags, the story has changed! After waiting about 30 minutes, he decided to check the bag's location.
Previously, people had to contact the airline for information about lost luggage. However, nowadays, it is possible to track the location of luggage in real time using AirTags. Check out!
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AirTags are Apple's tracking devices that can be attached to items such as keys, purses and backpacks to help locate them if they are lost.
These Tags use Bluetooth technology to communicate with other Apple devices nearby, such as iPhones, iPads and Macs, allowing users to locate them through the app Find My by Apple.
Trackers are small and unobtrusive, about 31mm in diameter and 8mm thick. In addition, they have a replaceable battery and a removable cover. Additionally, they are water and dust resistant, making them suitable for use in a variety of situations.
After removing the iPhone and connecting it to the AirTag, Jameel Reid discovered that the bag was already in downtown Atlanta, far from the airport.
Jameel reached out to the police, providing the officers with all the information about where the suitcase was located.
The thief did not look for an AirTag, so its location was provided to the owner in real time. Interestingly, the thief returned to the airport, and the owner informed the police about this surprising direction.
The police managed to track it down and the first meeting between the owner and the thief was surprising.
The thief searched all the goods stored in the suitcase, but oddly enough, he only liked the shirt, jeans and socks he was wearing. The man is now accused of theft.
Apple has equipped the AirTag with several protection systems, including a warning that appears on nearby iPhones. The tracker informs users that an AirTag is moving with them, trying to avoid possible pursuit.
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