A Texas man is threatening to sue Apple after he says a glitch in the 'Find My' app made people think he's stolen their iPhone and other products.
that people have shown up to his home, which he's lived in since 2018, every few months for the last few years.Find My icon displayed on a phone screen, January 29, 2023.Schuster shared videos from his doorbell to KTRK of angry people showing up to his home accusing him of having their items, with one threatening to call the police on him.
The "Find My" application is a program that allows Apple users to find their iPhones, AirPods, Apple Watches, MacBooks and other products using a geolocation feature.
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