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Apple AirTags Explained: How They Work, Their Price, and More

By Matthew Lynch
August 5, 2023
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Apple AirTags are the latest offering from the tech giant, designed to help you keep track of your belongings. These small, coin-shaped devices work in conjunction with the “Find My” app to help you locate lost items, making them a must-have for anyone who often misplaces their belongings.

How Do Apple AirTags Work?

Apple AirTags work by utilizing Bluetooth technology to communicate with nearby Apple devices, such as iPhones and iPads. When an AirTag is within range of a compatible device, it sends out a signal that can be used to locate the device.

AirTags are also equipped with an NFC chip, which allows them to be scanned by any NFC-enabled device. This makes it easy for anyone who finds a lost item with an AirTag attached to it to return it to its owner.
To use an AirTag, simply attach it to the item you want to keep track of and link it to your Apple ID using the “Find My” app. From there, you can view the location of your AirTagged items on a map, play a sound to help you locate them, or put them into Lost Mode, which will notify you when they’re found.

How Much Do Apple AirTags Cost?

Apple AirTags retail for $29 each or $99 for a pack of four. While this may seem expensive for such a small device, they offer a level of convenience that is hard to beat.

Additionally, AirTags are designed to be durable and long-lasting, with a replaceable battery that can last for up to a year.

Are Apple AirTags Secure?

Apple AirTags are designed with security in mind. They use end-to-end encryption to protect the location data of your items, and they are designed to be difficult to track by anyone who isn’t the owner of the AirTag.

In addition, Apple has implemented several privacy features to ensure that AirTags are not used for nefarious purposes. For example, if an AirTag is found on an item that is not yours, your iPhone will alert you to the presence of the AirTag, helping to prevent unwanted tracking.

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