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  A US family has recently claimed that someone at Walt Disney World tracked their movements by placing an Apple AirTag on them as they walked around the Orlando theme park.  Fox35  reported that Jennifer Gatson found the coin-sized device in her bag after getting a notification saying that an owner of an AirTag had been tracking them. At that time, the Gatson family was headed back to their car on the monorail after visiting Disney World.  Speaking to  Fox35 , Jennifer Gatson said that her family was “terrified, confused, hurt and scared”. She informed that her daughter Madison saw that the device had been tracking them for several hours as they were walking through the theme park. It had located everywhere the family had visited, all the way to the parking lot.  The family then started looking for the tracker. They frantically dumped everything out of their bags when the small device fell out. They then got inside their car, locked the door and ...

London:  The company behind the "Bored Ape" series of NFTs has raised around $285 million worth of cryptocurrency by selling tokens which represent land in a virtual world game it says it is building. Last year, U.S. start-up Yuga Labs created the Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs, blockchain-based tokens representing a set of 10,000 computer-generated cartoon apes. As non-fungible tokens (NFTs) - crypto assets that represent digital files such as images, video, or items in an online game - exploded in popularity, Bored Ape prices surged to fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars each. They became one of the most prominent NFT brands, with Apes sold at top auction houses and owned by celebrities including Paris Hilton and Madonna. Now, Yuga Labs - which raised $450 million in March in a funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz - has set its sights on the so-called "metaverse". In an online sale on April 30, Yuga Labs sold NFTs called "Otherdeeds", which it said cou...