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Home›How To›iOS 17: How to Easily Share AirTags for Holiday Travels

iOS 17: How to Easily Share AirTags for Holiday Travels

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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As holiday travel ramps up, many of us will be looking for ways to ensure our luggage and personal items are easily trackable and secure. Apple’s AirTags have grown in popularity as a simple and effective way to keep an eye on our belongings. With iOS 17, the process of sharing these handy devices with friends and family has been made even easier. Let’s explore how you can utilize this feature to make your upcoming travels stress-free.

Firstly, with iOS 17, Apple introduced a new “Items” tab within the Find My app which has expanded sharing capabilities. To share access to your AirTag with someone else:

1. Open the Find My app on your device running iOS 17.

2. Tap on the “Items” tab.

3. Select the AirTag you want to share from the list of items.

4. Swipe up to reveal more options if necessary.

5. Tap “Share Item…” which will lead you through a new sharing flow.

6. You can then choose a contact with whom you wish to share your AirTag’s location or enter their email or phone number manually.

7. After selecting a contact, tap “Send” and wait for them to accept the invitation.

Once the recipient accepts the invitation, they’ll be able to see the AirTag’s location in real time within their own Find My app. This feature is particularly convenient for families traveling together, allowing multiple people to track bags and other important items.

Moreover, iOS 17 enhances privacy by allowing you to set permissions regarding who can and cannot see your AirTag’s location. You have control over these permissions at any time:

– To manage or stop sharing an AirTag’s location:

1. Go back into the ‘Find My’ app.

2. Select ‘Items,’ then choose the shared AirTag.

3. Tap “Stop Sharing Item” to remove someone’s access.

It’s important to note that security features remain robust; unauthorized attempts to track someone using an AirTag are made transparent by iOS 17’s improved security notifications and audio alerts.

To conclude, with iOS 17’s enhanced sharing features, it’s never been easier or safer to use Apple’s AirTags for keeping track of your belongings during holiday travels. By incorporating these tips into your travel plans, you can minimize worries about lost luggage and enjoy a more relaxed trip surrounded by family and friends – all with the knowledge that your possessions are just an app away from being located.

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