Apple surprises everyone with tracking devices

No more effort and no time wasting and searching for lost items, Apple has officially unveiled AirTag, a location tracking tool that can help Apple device owners find what they want through the Find My application, while maintaining the privacy of data The site is anonymous and with end-to-end encryption.

The company revealed that AirTags are small, round, lightweight trackers that feature stainless steel and IP67 water and dust resistance that can be attached to personal items, such as purses, bags or keys.

As for the mechanism of work, it was made clear that the built-in speaker plays sounds to help locate the AirTag, while the removable cover makes it easier for users to replace the battery, and once the AirTag is set up, it appears in the new items tab in the Find My application, where users can view the current location Or the last known location of the item on the map.

Each AirTag is also equipped with an Apple-designed U1 chip using ultra-wideband technology, enabling precise searches for iPhone 11 and iPhone 12 users, and this technology can more accurately determine the distance and direction of a missing AirTag when in range.

Network tracks without bluetooth

While the user is on the move, Precision Finding combines inputs from the camera, ARKit, accelerometer, and gyroscope, and then directs them to the AirTag using a combination of audio and visual feedback. My tracked down.

While the Find My network approaches a billion devices, it can detect Bluetooth signals from a lost AirTag and transmit the location to its owner, all in the background, anonymously and confidentially.

Users can also put the AirTag in Lost Mode and get notified when they are in range or have been located by the vast Find My network. A website that displays the owner's contact phone number.