Recent testing has shown that the speaker in Apple's AirTags can be easily disabled using a common tool, like a spudger, in less than two minutes. This raises significant privacy concerns, as disabling the speaker could prevent users from hearing alerts that the device is tracking them. This situation is particularly alarming for individuals who might be targeted for unwanted tracking or stalking, as it could allow malicious actors to exploit the AirTags without detection. While Apple has marketed these devices as a way to help users locate lost items, this vulnerability could undermine their intended purpose. Users and privacy advocates are urging Apple to address this issue to enhance the security features of the product.