• Pennsylvania has passed a new law that makes it illegal to use AirTags or other tracking devices to stalk or monitor someone without their consent. The law, known as the "Disappearing Act," aims to address the growing issue of using AirTags and similar devices for nefarious purposes, such as stalking or domestic abuse. Violators of the law can face fines of up to $10,000 and up to two years in prison.

• The law requires companies that manufacture tracking devices to include clear disclosures about the potential for misuse and provide users with information on how to disable the tracking feature. Additionally, the law mandates that these companies implement measures to prevent the unauthorized use of their products for stalking or monitoring purposes.

• The passage of this law in Pennsylvania follows similar efforts in other states and countries to address the growing concerns surrounding the misuse of AirTags and other tracking devices. Experts believe that this type of legislation is necessary to protect individuals from the potential harms of non-consensual tracking, while still allowing the legitimate use of these technologies for legitimate purposes.