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Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Brooks Nader claimed that an AirTag was used to track her location without her knowledge on Wednesday night in New York City.
“I went to a restaurant, a popular spot in TriBeCa, a very upscale, safe neighborhood,” she told us. “I go there all the time… I was at the bar waiting for some friends. It was early, like 45 minutes to an hour early. So I thought, I’ll have a little bite to eat while I wait for them. It’s winter so it’s freezing. I had my big winter coat with me and laid it on the bar stool. I did go to the bathroom once and I always take my purse with me. I didn’t take my coat because I assumed no one was going to steal it and I didn’t have anything inside of it.”
According to Nader, her friends arrived and the group enjoyed some food before visiting another nearby spot where they met up with other friends. Afterward, Nader decided to walk home alone.
About halfway home, Nader claimed she received a notification from her Find My iPhone app that was marked time-sensitive.
“It said, ‘Unknown Accessory Detected,’” she recalled. “’This item has been moving for you for a while. The other can see your location.’ I’m just honestly grateful that I got that notification from Apple. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have known.”
Via: Fox News
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