Apple AirTags: Everything To Know
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12 April 2024
Apple unveiled AirTag tracking tiles in 2021 which are small round-shaped gadgets that help you track lost things through Apple's built-in ‘Find My' app
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The tiny, lightweight device can be stuck into items like backpacks, wallets, keys, laptops, headphones and luggage
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The device is water and dust-resistant and has a built-in speaker that plays sound when the item it is attached to goes missing
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It's quite easy to use and set up AirTag. You just need to bring it close to your iPhone or any other Apple device and it will automatically connect
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You can then assign AirTag to an item, and it will appear in the items tab in the ‘Find My' app on your Apple device
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Apple will show you the current or last location of the AirTag on the map
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If you misplaced your item and it is within Bluetooth range, you can use the ‘Find My' app to play a sound from the AirTag to help locate it
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If AirTag is separated from its owner and out of Bluetooth range, the ‘Find My' network can help track the device down as well
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You can also put your AirTag into “Lost Mode” and get a notification when it's within range of the ‘Find My' network
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Unfortunately, you can't pair an AirTag with an Android device, but Apple doesn't stop Android owners from helping return a lost AirTag
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If someone else finds your AirTag, she or he can use an iPhone or NFC-capable device to view your contact number, if you've listed it
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In India, an AirTag is priced at Rs. 3,490 for one item or Rs 11,900 for a pack of four
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