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Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have discovered significant security flaws with Tile trackers.

Security researchers said Tile’s tiny trackers have flaws that could enable stalking or allow someone else to easily track your tag.

Security researchers have reportedly uncovered a frightening flaw in Tile trackers that could possibly open users up to unwanted tracking and even stalking.

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