Kim Komando

Like, for example, your car might be tracking you and you might not even know it.

Like, for example, exes and abusers have used manufacturer apps to stalk people after a breakup.

So you have to check to see who has access to a vehicle's app account.

And so it's not just the tile tracker or an air tag that may be hidden somewhere under the chassis of the car.

Well, yeah, positive.

There are positive things like, you know, for example, we we all have suffered that lost luggage saga.

Right.

It's like, you know, you get to the baggage claim and everybody has their bag except for you.

And you're like, oh, no, not again.

I was going to Detroit, but my bag ended up in Duluth.

So by putting an air tag or a title tracker into your luggage, actually the stats are showing that the cases of lost luggage now are basically nil because it also keeps track within the airlines app too.

But putting one on a person, putting one in your kid's backpack, my husband loses track of everything.

So, I mean, I think I should have taken stock alone in Apple just for the number of AirTags that I purchased for this guy.

I mean, I'm talking about in his wallet, in his briefcase, in his flight bag.

If I could put one on him and he would let me, I would do that.

You know, this is pretty wild.

These are meta Ray-Ban smart glasses.

And when you see them, they just look like a regular pair of Ray-Bans.

But they pack a 12 megapixel camera and five mics.

So you just have to say, hey, Meta, take a video or tap a tiny button and then you're just rolling.