HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- They are marketed as lifesavers when locating lost keys or phones, but a new class-action lawsuit claims tracking devices made by Tile, Inc. are being used for stalking and ...

Tile owner Life360 says a hacker obtained personal information on customers of the Bluetooth tracker brand. The details include names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers and Tile device ID ...

A couple of days ago, Google finally launched the much-awaited Find My Device feature. The feature was first showcased at last year’s Google I/O event but has started rolling out just now. Soon after ...

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Tile, known for its Bluetooth tracking devices, was recently hacked, according to a report from 404 Media. A hacker was able to gain access to Tile's internal tools that are used for processing ...

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Lost-item tracker and AirTag competitor Tile is today introducing its first anti-stalking safety feature, called "Scan and Secure." The technology was first announced in October with a promised ...