A popular iPhone app has proven to be the police’s best ally!
Devices bearing the bitten apple logo have long since ceased to be exclusive to their apparent function. The Apple Watch saves lives, in the right hands AirTags allow you to locate important objects and the iPhone has been instrumental in police investigations and continue to add merit. This time, Apple’s most famous product played a key role in solving a kidnapping
According to the information shared on the KBTX site, Mother of child under 9 used iPhone locator app, to locate the little boy after suspecting he had been kidnapped by his nanny. The woman quickly informed the authorities of her suspicions and Using the iPhone locator app, they were able to locate the little one.
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After following up on information provided by the child’s mother, Washington County Sheriff’s Deputies they located the suspect, Madison Paige Ling, in the 2000 block of Old Independence Road, where child out of danger. Ling allegedly drove a car with a man who was not involved in the crime.
Increasingly, cybersecurity experts and investigators are admitting how technology and tracking software help close investigations faster, saving time that in most cases is the difference between rescuing or not a victim.
And while less-than-happy stories always warn us about the care we need to take with our location data, sharing it with the right person can make all the difference in freeing us from a dangerous situation.
Who do you share your position with?
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