How Apple AirTags are being used to stalk people
Inside Edition's Deborah Norville joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss how some are using Apple AirTags to stalk people without their knowledge. The small Bluetooth devices are meant to help you keep track of your belongings, like a purse. Norville explains what you should do if you discover that you are the one being tracked.
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