The Tile Mate has a keyring hole as part of the package the device is shipped in, which makes it possible to attach it to your keys, bags, or anything else without having to additional costs buying ...

Tile was acquired by Life360 back in 2021. So far, the Life360 app has supported Tile tracking, but not full device setup. Life360 has now updated its app with full Tile support, raising questions ...

Californian tech company Tile was making device trackers a decade before Apple revealed the AirTag. Like Apple’s finder, the Tile is a small device that connects to a keyring, bag or something else ...

You don’t need to be absent-minded to lose track of something. Car keys get knocked under tables, wallets slip between couch cushions, and luggage gets sent on exotic vacations by airlines ...

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According to a new report from Wired, the popular Bluetooth trackers from Tile have a massive security flaw — one that could let bad actors and stalkers stealthily track unsuspecting users. The issue, ...

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Security researchers said Tile’s tiny trackers have flaws that could enable stalking or allow someone else to easily track ...