Ukrainian Uses Airpods Stolen By Russian Soldiers To Track Putin’s Troops

Ukrainian tracking Russian troops through stolen Apple AirPods: Report

Russian troop deployment is being tracked by a Ukrainian resident through a pair of stolen Apple AirPods, UK publication the Times reported on

Ukraine man able to track Russian troops online via his stole Apple AirPods

Vitaliy Semenets had the Bluetooth headphones stolen from is house in Hostomel, near Kyiv, shortly after Putin's forces tried to topple the Ukrainian capital.

A Ukrainian detects the movement of Russian troops to the east thanks to the geolocation of his stolen Airpods

Vitaly, a Ukrainian citizen, has managed to detect the movement of a group of Russian soldiers to the east of the country, where Kremlin troops are now focusing their offensive, thanks to the geolocation services of his AirPods, which those soldiers stole from him when they ransacked his house days ago, in the city of Gostomel.

Ukrainian Man Uses 'Find My' Feature On Stolen Apple AirPods To Track Russian Troops

Vitaliy Semenets said that his Apple AirPods were stolen from his home in Hostomel, early during Russia's invasion, following which he used the "Find my" feature to follow the progress of the stolen earplugs and also trace the path of Russian troops.

Ukrainian Uses Airpods Stolen By Russian Soldiers To Track Putin’s Troops

The Ukrainian man has been posting updates about the location of his AirPods - which were stolen by a Russian soldier - on his Instagram account.

A Ukrainian Man Tracked Russian Troops After They Stole His AirPods

A wartime PSA for anybody who’s considering swiping some AirPods.