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One neat use for AirTags was as an anti-theft tracking tool for electric bikes. Guess that won't be possible anymore.
Why?
Guess the idea is a bike theif would see the warning and then look around for the tracker and remove it from the bike.
On the other side of the coin, they may choose to steal a bike without a tracker instead.
By that point they have already stolen the bike. The tag doesn't give an instant warning, only if it seems to follow the phone.
Oh yeah. I suppose so.
Can you see where the tracker has been with these things or just where it is?
They can get instant warning, by searching manually. So the thief runs the manual search, removes the tracker, and ride away...