Another day, another data breach. Bluetooth tracking device company Tile has fallen victim to a mammoth data breach, with cybercriminals stealing sensitive consumer data like names, physical addresses ...

It never fails. I'm rushing out the door late to work and I can't find my keys or my wallet—and sometimes my smartphone. It's as if gremlins hid everything during the dead of night, though it's more ...

You won't have to worry about losing your bag, keys, luggage, heck even your pet, ever again when you add a Life360 Tile Pro to them. Now you can get four of them for $75! 5/07/2026 By George Yang ...

Tile, known for its Bluetooth tracking devices, was recently hacked, according to a report from 404 Media. A hacker was able to gain access to Tile's internal tools that are used for processing ...

Significant security flaws have been discovered in Tile’s trackers. Researchers found that the tags broadcast an unencrypted MAC address and unique ID that other Bluetooth devices and antennas can ...

A popular device used to track personal belongings and ostensibly protect consumers from theft could expose significant security flaws elsewhere. According to a team of researchers at the Georgia ...

Chris Thomas was a reporter at Android Police from 2022 until 2025. Quick answer: No, none of Tile's current trackers support the Find My Device network, and no such new releases are officially ...

Portable trackers have had a bit of a rollercoaster of existence. Understandable concerns of privacy and real usage case, caused them to struggle to catch on in the market. Apple finally made them ...

Gaurav Shukla is a technology journalist with over a decade of experience reporting and writing about consumer technology. His work has appeared in BGR, How-To Geek, XDA Developers, and NDTV Gadgets ...

Data belonging to customers of Tile, which makes a small Bluetooth device for tracking objects, has been stolen in a security breach. Life360, which owns Tile, said a hacker had breached a Tile ...