On the Mac, it takes way too many clicks to connect to a Bluetooth device and then use it as a sound output. If you regularly ...

This week a reader writes, “We are an all-Apple family, except for my hearing aids (which do connect to my phone and iPad).

Bluetooth is another entry point that hackers can use to gain control of your laptop. For this reason, I decided to make sure my laptop’s Bluetooth isn’t at risk.

Rather than changing the Bluetooth address to match the key in Apple's technique, the team made the key fit the Bluetooth address. Since the Find My network trusts device signals implicitly, Find ...

A new exploit can track any Bluetooth device using Apple’s Find My network The attack can be done remotely in just a few minutes Apple has been notified, but it’s unknown when a fix will come ...

Researchers at George Mason University have discovered a way to track just about any Bluetooth device using Apple’s Find My network. The hack, dubbed nRootTag, can be used by hackers to make any ...

Apple’s Find My network lets users easily track their devices and accessories such as AirTag.However, despite having anti-stalking features, researchers at George Mason University recently ...

That means nothing should be pulling double duty, ideally. It's why you'll find the really expensive setups have separate ...

Find My works by having AirTags and other Find My-compatible items send Bluetooth signals to nearby Apple devices, which then anonymously relay location data to Apple's servers.

Proper RF 2.4 GHz wireless, that is. Not Bluetooth. Unfortunately, for so many devices Bluetooth has become the default connection protocol, and my house is full of them.