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- Time Business News
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New York Post
13-05-2025
- New York Post
Your boss could be tracking you through your AirPods — here's how to avoid supervisor surveillance
Are you being tracked while listening to a hot track? These seemingly innocuous listening devices could double as 'earbugs.' A techspert is warning employees to think twice about accepting AirPods at work because the boss could use them to snoop on their movements. 'AirPods can be tracked indirectly through, say, the work mobile or laptop, not necessarily Apple-branded, whose location an employer can access anyway,' Marc Porcar, who works at QR Code Generator, told the Digital Journal while describing this surreptitious surveillance. Advertisement Along with keeping tabs on employees' extracurricular habits,' they could also be used to spy on remote workers to see if they went to the bar at lunchtime or perhaps took a Louis Vuitton shopping detour while on assignment. 3 Unfortunately, these capabilities can be used to track new models like the Apple AirPods Pro as well as older models — although the latter have less precise location technology, the expert warns. Employees should be suspicious of AirPods that arrive in a previously opened box or naked without packaging, per Porcar. Employers could've linked said Bluetooth to their personal laptop or other device and used this setup to, in the words of the Police, watch 'every move you make.' Advertisement The digital whiz warns that while 'AirPods do not have built-in GPS or cellular capabilities,' employers 'can use the Find My network or an already paired device to estimate their [employees'] location, much like an AirTag,' the Daily Mail reported. Unfortunately, these capabilities can be used to track both new and old AirPods models — although older models have less precise location technology, the expert warns. 3 'AirPods can be tracked indirectly through, say, the work mobile or laptop, not necessarily Apple-branded, whose location an employer can access anyway,' said Marc Porcar, who works at QR Code Generator. Zamrznuti tonovi – To avoid getting bugged by the boss or other bad actors, Porcar advises removing the AirPods' factory settings manually. First, place both earbuds in the charging case and close the lid, then wait for 30 seconds and reopen the lid. Advertisement Afterward, press the small reset button on the back of the case for 15 seconds until the light at the front flashes amber and then white. Voila, supervisor surveillance capabilities are no more. 3 Employees should be suspicious of AirPods that arrive in a previously-opened box or naked without packaging, per Porcar. Shahid Jamil – The user can then link these auditory doohickies 'with another non-work Apple ID using an iMac, iPhone or iPad,' per Porcar. However, he urges AirPods enthusiasts to perform this function at a familiar location such as the office because employers will be able to see where they switched to another Apple ID (AKA they can see if you switched outside of a bar). Advertisement Users can also disable Find My AirPods through a paired iPhone or iPad by going to 'Settings,' selecting the 'Devices' tab, clicking on their AirPods and hitting 'Remove This Device.' If the AirPods were previously paired with a Mac, open the 'Find My' app, go to the 'Devices' tab and select the AirPods from the list on the left. Then, navigate to the circled 'i' in the right-hand panel and hit 'Remove This Device' to disable its tracking. And don't think you can just shut down tracking by pairing the AirPods with a new device. 'Using AirPods with an Android phone or tablet does not prevent tracking if they remain linked to an Apple ID because they can still use the manufacturer's network to be located,' Porcar cautioned. Of course, disabling one's tracking could arouse suspicion at the office — even if the move is justified. Advertisement As such, the best way to avoid being surveilled sans setting off alarm bells is to 'keep your work AirPods at your usual place of work, whether that is at the office or at home,' per Porcar. 'Do not take them with you for non-work-related activities like a morning jog, a gym session or a quick drink after work,' he said. 'This prevents many complications like theft and loss of company property, but, more importantly, it keeps you safe from uncomfortable encounters with your boss or anyone at work with access to company device management.'
Daily Mirror
01-05-2025
- Daily Mirror
European city frozen in time where dark tourists descend every year
This ancient city has become such a holiday hotspot that tourist numbers had to be capped at 20,000 a day. Still, millions flock to see this remarkable ruins of this once thriving Roman town Dark tourism has become a key fixture of the travel industry in recent years and is continuing to expand at an exponential rate. According to research published in Digital Journal, the global value of the dark tourism market is set to reach USD$43.5billion by 2031. Dark tourism is the practice of visiting sites leaning into the morbid, macabre or generally unusual. Some popular dark tourist destinations include the abandoned city of Varosha in Cyprus, Chernobyl and the Aokigahara Forest in Japan. While dark tourism may seem like a new phenomenon - popularised by shows like Netflix's Dark Tourist and HBO's Chernobyl - it has been an ever-present part of the travel industry. One of the most popular destinations - drawing dark tourists, historians and curious travellers alike is Pompeii. Located in the south of Naples, Pompeii was founded in 600 BC and was once home to 20,000 residents. But when the Vesuvius volcano erupted in 79 AD and buried the city under 30 feet of volcanic debris. It wasn't until 1599 that Pompeii was rediscovered and the long work of excavating the city began. But the same ash that had destroyed the city had managed to preserve it, leaving it truly frozen in time. Today, the ruins of Pompeii offer travellers an accurate look at life in the ancient Roman town. The gridded urban layout, villas and public baths are all spectacularly intact and so too are the r emains of its former residents. As victims' bodies decomposed, hollow spaces were left in the volcanic debris that archaeologists used to create moulds of Pompeiians. These plaster casts are remarkably detailed - showing the folds of togas and even the pained expressions of the victims. These casts have, naturally, been a big draw for dark tourists over the years, but they also represent a feat of archaeological work. The Archaeological Park of Pompeii is an official decentralised body of the Ministry of Culture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, holding special autonomy to ensure the preservation and conservation of the site. Even if you've already visited the ancient city, there is still more to be discovered. A new excavation mission in 2018 uncovered a whole host of new artefacts and skeletons in a part of the city that had never before been unearthed. There are also many impressive buildings that travellers can wander through, most notably, the Forum of Pompeii. Despite only ruins remaining, the significance of the formed political and cultural hub can still be felt. The Temple of Apollo is another key landmark to keep an eye out for, considered the oldest structure in the Pompeii ruins. While the original statue of Apollo is no longer present at the site, a copy is on display to add historical accuracy. The House of Vetti - with its colourful frescoes - and the Pompeii amphitheatre are other must-visit landmarks. To get the most out of your visit to the 440,000 square-metre site, it is recommended to book a guided tour. It is also recommended that you book your ticket in advance and arrive early during the day, as there are often long queues and wait times at the on-site ticketing centre.
