In Apple’s sprint event, they released several new devices that included the 2021 iPad Pro with the M1 chip and new iMacs in different color options. One particular device that caught the attention of many was the AirTag. It is an attachable device that iPhone users can attach to a wallet or key to ensure that they do not lose them. When the owner’s iPhone is in the Bluetooth range of the AirTag, Apple’s precision finding feature will come into play. With that, the owners can track their items in minutes.
The precision finding feature accurately displays the distance and even the direction in which the AirTag is in the phone’s vicinity. But what would you do if the AirTag and the iPhone are not in Bluetooth range? In such a scenario, you have to put the AirTag in lost mode and then use the “Find My Network” service to locate your AirTag. But how do you that? That is what we will see here in this article. So without any further ado, let’s get into it.
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How to Put an AirTag in Lost Mode?
Before putting your AirTag and using Find my network service to locate it, you must first understand what the Find my Network service from Apple is all about.
The Find My Network service from Apple has been active for a few years now, and Apple users have used this feature to track down their lost Apple devices. This service works as a crowdsourced network that uses the Bluetooth wireless technology of the millions of Apple devices to keep track of any nearby lost devices. Initially, there were questions about the security threats of this feature, but since it is encrypted, there is nothing to worry about.