If you are planning to travel soon, you may be tempted to buy Air thickness To track your luggage. But if a friend or family member has an extra one they’re not using, you can borrow it and save some cash. When Apple released iOS 17 In 2023, one of the useful new features it introduced was the ability to share air movements with up to five people.
Apple issued Air bayonets In 2021 as a way to keep track of valuable items, like your keys when they get eaten by the couch. Airtags can only be attached to one user at a time. Until now, you couldn’t lend to someone, and if you traveled with someone who had an air wallet, you would be notified that you were traveling with Anonymous. This changed with iOS 17.
Here’s how to share your airdrops with others.
How to share air counts
1. Open Find my country program.
2. handle Stuff across the bottom of the screen.
3. Click on the Contag you want to share with others.
4. handle Add a person under Share Airtag.
Your iPhone will show you a prompt saying once you’ve shared an Airtag, people you’ve shared it with will be able to locate it, and they won’t receive anonymous tracking notifications. handle He continues To choose who to participate in your Contag.
Once you share your Airtag, the other person will receive a notification to add them. All they need to do is take advantage of the notification He adds button, which adds the tag to my app search.
If you’re going through this process and receive notice of a joint judgment you don’t recognize, you can benefit Do not add.
How to stop
After a family member or friend has returned the Airtag, you can stop sharing it with them. Here’s how.
1. Open Find my country program.
2. handle Stuff across the bottom of the screen.
3. Tap the Airtag case you want to stop sharing.
4. Click on the name of the person you want to stop sharing with.
5. handle Removes.
Your iPhone will display another prompt saying that the person will not be able to locate your item and will get anonymous tracking notifications. handle Stop sharing And you got caught.
For more iOS news, here’s everything you need to know iOS 18.2 and iOS 18.1. You can also view our iOS 18 cheat sheet.
