Apple AirTag: Revolution for iPhone Users Who Lost Their Keys!

  Apple AirTag: Revolution for iPhone Users Who Lost Their Keys! Apple AirTags; keys are attached to items such as bags or purses and help you find them when they are lost. Apple's (AAPL(NasdaqGS) $133,48 -0.10(-0.07%) long rumored AirTags are finally on sale starting May 30th. Starting at $ 29, AirTags offer a unique set of benefits, such as the Find My network, which can leverage over 1 billion iPhones around the world to help you find your lost items. Competitors such as Tile and Samsung's Galaxy SmartTag are not yet able to meet these features. If you are an iPhone owner who often misplaces things, AirTags seem to make your life greatly easier. What exactly is AirTag? Apple's AirTags are literally tracking devices. These small trackers are made to help you find your most lost items. You can drop the tracker in your wallet or backpack, or put it in a hard-to-find eyeglass case. But before you can attach it to your keys or bag, you need to buy a $ 35 key chain or a $ 29 loop attachment. The app includes a map with the location of your AirTag as well as the option to put it into lost mode or make a sound from it.

Apple AirTags; keys are attached to items such as bags or purses and help you find them when they are lost.

If you lose your AirTag, you can ping your AirTag and see its location from Apple's Find My network of over 1 billion devices. If you live in the countryside, you have to put your AirTag on lost mode. This allows someone who finds your AirTag to scan it and view a message with your phone number. There is another nice feature Apple has added to AirTags. This feature turns your iPhone into a compass that tells you which direction to go and how far you are from the device you're looking for. However, this feature may encounter obstacles such as doors or walls. Of course, it can become incredibly useful if you are in the same room with your lost item.  

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