Apple has designed AirTag and the Find My network to protect privacy.
iPhone and iPad owners will be notified by iOS if an unknown AirTag moves along with you. Any AirTag that is apart from the registered owner for an extended period of time will play an alert sound.
Yes, the AirTag is water resistant with an IP67 rating.
This rating means AirTags can be submerged temporarily in up to three feet of water for as long as 30 minutes. With this level of water resistance, splashing water or intermittent rain will not affect AirTag at all.
IP67 means that AirTags are also completely dust proof.
Yes, the battery inside AirTag is replaceable.
AirTag uses a standard CR2032 lithium 3V coin battery, which is expected to last around one year. The battery can be accessed by pushing down and rotating the stainless steel battery cover counterclockwise.
On the iPhone 12 and later, Bluetooth 5.0 offers a range of up to 800 feet. For earlier devices, the range of an AirTag Bluetooth signal is a maximum of 160 feet.
At close range, AirTags use Ultra Wideband technology to precisely deliver their location to compatible iPhones. The iPhone 11 and later have Ultra Wideband components on board.
No, AirTags do not use GPS to track location.
