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Apple AirTag Safety Gap and Must‑Grab Tech Deals of the Week

Explore the recent AirTag safety vulnerability, possible firmware fixes, and the best limited‑time tech deals on smart glasses, earbuds, and bone‑conduction headphones.
6 February 2026 by
TechStora Editorial Board

Apple AirTag Safety Concerns

Recent research shows that the AirTag’s built‑in speaker can be disabled with a simple spudger, silencing the alert that warns a person they are being tracked. The tag continues to report its location, shifting the detection burden entirely onto the victim.

Potential Software Countermeasures

Manufacturers could add firmware that monitors speaker current draw when an alert is triggered. If the circuit is dead, the device could flag a mismatch and alert the owner via the Find My network.

Smart Glasses Worth Watching

The Oakley Meta HSTN smart AI glasses have moved past prototype status. They offer hands‑free audio, quick photo/video capture, and a sleek design for everyday wear.

  • Price: $407.15 (15% off the regular $479.00)
  • Key features: AI‑driven voice assistant, built‑in camera, open‑ear audio

Deal Spotlight: Earbuds & Headphones

High‑performance earbuds and bone‑conduction headphones are on sale, delivering premium features at budget prices.

  • Nothing Ear (a) – $58.99 (46% off, originally $109.00). Features active noise cancellation, long battery life, and customizable sound profiles.
  • Shokz OpenRun bone‑conduction headphones – $89.94 (31% off, originally $129.95). Ideal for outdoor workouts, keeping ears open and stable.