Sorry to hear that you’re reading this article after your Apple AirPods are lost or stolen. You might be wondering if someone can use your stolen Airpods. But using AirPods is not similar to using any other Bluetooth headsets.
Airpods require a case to pair with any other devices. Hence it’s not possible to use stolen Airpods with other devices. But there are many scenarios where the thief might be able to use your Airpods easily!! It’s a little confusing and hence let us explain what is possible and not possible in this article.
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Can someone use your Stolen Airpods?
There are multiple scenarios where you might lose your Apple AirPods and are worried if somebody else might use them. But you should rest assured that there are multiple anti-theft features in Apple AirPods that will protect your AirPods from and unauthorize usage.
He/She can’t pair your Airpods
Actually, AirPods require you to pair them with your device in order to work. For pairing, AirPods need the case. Assuming you did not lose it along with the case, the person who stole cannot use the AirPods without pairing them with their phone.