Is It Illegal to Track Your Spouse with an AirTag in Canada?

Can tracking your spouse or partner with an Apple AirTag lead to criminal charges in Canada? GPS trackers, Apple AirTags, and smartphone location-sharing features make it easier than ever to monitor someone's movements. But when does tracking cross the line from technology into criminal harassment? In this video, Rafael Ferreira, a Licensed Paralegal in Ontario, Canada, explains how Canadian criminal law may apply to unwanted tracking, surveillance, and harassment within intimate relationships. ⚖️ *Topics covered:* Tracking a spouse or partner using an Apple AirTag Criminal harassment under Section 264 of the Criminal Code of Canada When GPS tracking or surveillance may become a criminal offence The importance of consent, context, and reasonable fear for safety Potential legal consequences of unwanted tracking 📍 *Need legal assistance in Ontario?* Fast Legal Service provides legal representation in criminal matters within the authorized scope of Ontario paralegal practice, including summary conviction matters. 🌐 Website: https://fastlegalservice.com 📩 Contact us through our website to schedule a consultation. *DISCLAIMER:* This video is for general legal information and educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. Whether tracking amounts to a criminal offence depends on the specific facts and applicable law. #AirTag #CriminalHarassment #CanadianLaw