It's been about three years since Apple introduced its AirTag tracker, however, we haven't heard about any plans for Apple's own tracker since then. But apparently the company intends to launch the second generation of AirTag in the middle of next year 2025.
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Apple is working on a new type of AirTag that users can wear by placing it on different parts of the body and even clothing in order to perform a number of different functions related to health and fitness.
Apple has partnered with Google to develop a common standard to address safety concerns and risks that may arise from misuse of various tracking devices on Android and iOS and to improve privacy and security in circumstances where those accessories are used to track others without their knowledge or consent.
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There is no doubt that attaching AirTags to your baggage while traveling is a must, as it makes it easier for you to track and retrieve this baggage easily, and it was reported recently that some travelers have recovered their lost bags thanks to AirTags.
Apple has released two firmware updates for AirTag devices since last November, AirTag 2.0.24 and 2.0.36, but no information was provided about the features or improvements contained in these updates at the time. Earlier this week, Apple published a support document explaining the new updates.
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Apple had added a battery status feature in the AirTag tracker so the user would be able to know when it's time to replace the battery, but it looks like the company has decided to get rid of the AirTag's battery status. Read on to find out the real reason why Apple intentionally removed the AirTag's battery status.
There have been some reports recently that there is a big problem with AirTags devices, which is that users have received fake alerts that they are being stalked, so what is the cause of this problem? And what is the solution? And what was Apple's response?
Apple has quietly released a firmware update for AirTag that will make it easier for people to discover an unaffiliated AirTag in their vicinity more easily than before.
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