Apple has disabled the ability to use AirTag for additional firmware updates
07.06.21
Apple introduced the AirTag tracker in April, which should help find and track lost items. We have already published its sample and told what scenarios with it. can be sold At the same time, the gadget caused mixed reactions from users regarding security.
The tag can be used to covertly track someone: for example, by putting the tag in a person’s bag and always being aware of where he is and where he walks/drives. The sound made by the accessory after three days of loss can help to some extent. But if you live with a person watching over you, the AirTag will not beep, as it will regularly find the “parent” device.
The tracker update is supposed to “prevent unwanted tracking.” The Apple AirTag will beep not after 3 days, but after 3 days, but for 3 days, and for 3 days. temporary windows from 8 to 8 to 24 hours. If someone finds an unwanted device, just bring it to him. your iPhone or NFC-enabled gadget and get instructions on how to turn off its tracking. AirTag will automatically update when you are near your iPhone.
Moreover, Apple is working on an Android application to detect AirTag, the company promises to share more detailed information later this year.
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