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Version 2.3.1 · 2026-10-23
This version contains UI improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.3.1, updated 2026-10-23.






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TrackerScan helps you detect small location trackers that can be used to monitor your movements. Although your iPhone automatically warns about AirTags, there is no comparable protection for trackers like Samsung SmartTags, Tile trackers, Chipolo trackers, Pebblebee trackers, and many others. That’s where TrackerScan comes in – extending your privacy protection.
With TrackerScan, you can actively search for any trackers nearby. The app assists you in locating the tracker by displaying the approximate distance. For some supported devices, like AirTags and Google trackers, a sound can also be played to help locate them. The app uses your iPhone’s Bluetooth functionality to detect the most common location trackers. Your scan history and recorded locations remain on your device.…
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This version contains UI improvements.
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