The Japanese government approved bills to revise the laws against stalking and domestic violence on Tuesday, to restrict the use of Bluetooth tags to track a person's location, amid rising misuse of the device.The use of GPS devices for unauthorized location tracking was banned under a previous revision of the anti-stalking law in 2021. But the use of Bluetooth tags, which are usually attached to valuable items to help users find them, was not restricted.The anti-domestic violence law is also set to be revised to ensure the use of such tags is prohibited under restraining orders issued by c…READ FULL ARTICLE
