AirTags can be attached to your belongings and tracked using the Find My app on your Apple device. AirTags are a great way to keep track of your possessions and to prevent them from getting lost. They are also an excellent means to find your lost items if they do go missing. Setting up an AirTag is easy and straightforward.
What you will need:
An AirTagAn iPhone or iPad with iOS 14.5 or laterA Mac with macOS 11.3 or later (If using Mac)
Prerequisites:
Before setting up an AirTag, some prerequisites must be met:
Make sure your Apple device is not in low power mode.Charge your Apple device to at least 20%.Enable two-factor authentication on your Apple ID.Make sure the Find My app is enabled.Turn on Bluetooth.Make sure you have an internet connection.Enable Location Services.For iPhones with U1 chip, enable Precision Finding. (Go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > Find My Device)
Once all these requirements are met, you can continue with setting up your AirTag.
Step 1: Prepare your AirTag
Step 2: Set up your AirTag
Step 3. Track your AirTag
There are many ways to track your AirTag; it can be done on any Apple device. It’s also possible to track them AirTags using Android phones. Please refer to our documentation on that specific topic here: “How to Find AirTags from Android? – Appuals.com”
Uses and Limitations of AirTags
An AirTag can be used to track any item of your choice. It can be luggage, keys, bicycle, etc. But there are some points to consider:
Common Issues faced while setting-up AirTag & How to solve them:
Here are some of the most common issues reported by users when setting up AirTag.
AirTag not Pairing with the Apple Device?
If your AirTag does not pair with your Apple device,
Didn’t receive AirTag Prompt?
If no AirTag prompt is shown when the AirTag was brought closer to your Apple device, then
