Boyfriend arrested for attaching Apple Watch to girlfriend’s car
Apple recently had to upgrade its AirDacs with more security and anti-stalking features, and Apple brought a number of changes to AirDac as people committed criminal offenses using AirDacs. But Apple did not know that the watch could be turned into a follow-up device. A new crime like that has occurred in the United States.
Lawrence Welch, 29, of Nashville, Tennessee, USA. He has a habit of constantly fighting with his girlfriend. He has told her to let him know where his girlfriend is going. The girlfriend first agreed to this and the two shared the location through a processor called Life360. But the girlfriend refuses to share the location after deciding to break up. But Lawrence has been constantly harassing me to send the location and call back.
Lawrence has been repeatedly threatened with death and his girlfriend has come to the security center. The guards contacted Lawrence and asked him to come there too. The guards saw Lawrence doing something near the tire of his girlfriend’s car who had come there to wait. An Apple Watch was found in the car’s tire when the suspect checked the tire. During the investigation, the police found out that it was Lawrence who kept the watch.
Subsequent inquiries revealed that Lawrence had decided to continue monitoring his girlfriend. He bought an Apple Watch and tied the watch to his girlfriend’s car tire. Tracks girlfriend’s location through third party tracking processor. Lawrence, who pleaded guilty, was arrested and jailed by police.
This may be one of the rare cases where an Apple Watch is used to track someone because most of the incidents that took place last year and earlier this year were related to airdocks. But now it seems that “Apple” should soon find a way to control the tracking on the Apple Watch.