Anyone who uses AirTags to secure items from theft doesn’t want them to be easy to remove. Apple accessories specialist ElevationLab has long had suitable products available, but new security mount Likely to be the most durable ever. Among other things, they are IP69 water-resistant, they can no longer be opened without special tools and they are difficult to remove again due to their “impact-resistance”.
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Low profile, opens with just one key
It can be attached to cars, two-wheelers, camping products and even camera lenses. The profile is fairly flat, which should increase durability. Attached using a security mount 3M VHB Adhesive Surfaces On the back. The tape is considered durable and can withstand high temperatures. Opening and closing is possible using a three-dimensional key; The security mount cannot be accessed with common tools such as a screwdriver.
ElevationLab previously offered fasteners with adhesive surfaces and twist locks, textile fasteners, and magnetic versions. Different mounts can also be attached using screws. Color-matched variants are available for Milwaukee brand tools so that they remain unnoticed by thieves. ElevationLab’s security mounts start at $15, with a four-pack priced at $35. At the moment, ordering is only possible through the provider’s US store.
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But no matter how easy it is to attach AirTags to valuable items and hide them if necessary, according to Apple, they’re not really meant for theft protection. Their purpose is to help users find lost items more quickly. No-stalking measures can alert thieves more quickly than victims can.
On iPhone and (now possibly Android devices too) warnings appear that an unknown AirTag is “following” the person. There is even a class action lawsuit underway in the United States. Apple and rival Google, whose own tracker technology is enjoying growing popularity, have united to block stalking efforts. Tracker systems are not compatible with each other.
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