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iOS 17: Here’s How to Easily Share AirTags for Holiday Travels

By Matthew Lynch
February 1, 2024
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With the introduction of iOS 17, Apple has implemented new features that make sharing AirTags with family and friends easier than ever during the holiday travel season. Travel can often be chaotic, especially during peak times like the holidays, but the enhanced AirTag features aim to alleviate some of that stress.

For starters, with iOS 17, users can now share their AirTag locations directly through the Find My app. This functionality is perfect for those traveling in groups who want to keep tabs on communal luggage or shared items like a camera bag or a travel pillow. Instead of relying on one person to keep track of everything, each person in the group can have real-time updates on where these items are.

The process is incredibly simple and user-friendly. To share an AirTag, you open the new ‘Items’ tab in the Find My app. From there, select the AirTag you wish to share and choose “Share Item” from the options. You can then select contacts with whom you’d like to share the AirTag’s location or enter their Apple ID manually. Once shared, everyone with access can view the AirTag’s last known location and receive notifications if it’s left behind or moved without authorization.

Another new feature allows Shared Access within Family Sharing groups, streamlining the process for regular travel companions like family members. Once an AirTag is added to a Family Sharing group, all members can see it in their respective ‘Find My’ apps without any additional steps. This ensures that if any family member loses track of a suitcase or backpack — all too common in busy airports — another can quickly pinpoint its whereabouts.

iOS 17’s revision of AirTags for holiday travels doesn’t stop at sharing improvements; it also introduces enhanced security measures. While Apple has designed AirTags to associate with an individual’s Apple ID for privacy and security reasons, the company recognizes the need for temporary connections during travel without compromising safety. As such, iOS 17 includes time-limited sharing options and notifications if an unknown AirTag seems to be moving with you – helping to prevent unwanted tracking.

All in all, iOS 17’s refinements to AirTag sharing functionalities present a simple yet powerful solution for stress-free group excursions during the holiday season and beyond. By allowing secure, hassle-free location sharing of belongings among trusted individuals, travelers can focus more on enjoying their journeys rather than worrying about their possessions.

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