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Hidden AirTag appears to confirm suspicions about illicit AI book scanning - 9to5Mac

Published by 9to5Mac By Ben Lovejoy · 19 August 2026 at 15:20
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Hidden AirTag appears to confirm suspicions about illicit AI book scanning - 9to5Mac
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Suspicious bulk orders of used books have led many booksellers to believe they are being purchased on behalf of AI...

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