This article will explain how to connect your AirTag to your phone in detail, provide simple step-by-step instructions to help you quickly pair your AirTag with your phone, and provide answers to frequently asked questions to help you get the most out of your AirTag.
In daily life, we often encounter the loss of items, and AirTag, as a practical anti-loss artifact, has been favored by more and more people. However, for people who are new to AirTag, how to connect it with their phone can be a little confusing. Next, let's take a look at how the AirTag connects to the phone.
1. Preparation before connection.
Before you start connecting, make sure you've made the following preparations:
Make sure your iPhone or iPad is updated to iOS 145 or iPadOS 145 and above.
Hold your AirTag close to your device and make sure it's Bluetooth turned on.
2. Detailed explanation of the connection steps.
Next, we will go into detail about how to connect your AirTag to your phone
Activate AirTag: First, you need to activate your AirTag. Hold your AirTag close to your iPhone and it will automatically connect to your device. At this point, you'll see a prompt on the screen to set up your AirTag. Click on the "Connect" button to start the activation process.
Naming & Customization: After successful activation, you can name your AirTag and select an emoji as its logo. This makes it easy to identify each AirTag in the Find My app.
Attach your AirTag to your belongings: You can now attach your AirTag to your keys, wallet, or other items that are prone to loss. As long as you make sure that your AirTag stays within Bluetooth range of your iPhone, you can always see the location of your items in the Find My app.
Use the Find My app to locate your item: When your item is missing, simply open the Find My app and select the corresponding AirTag to see the item's last known location. In addition, you can also make the AirTag** sound so that you can find it faster.
Sharing & Privacy Protection: You can also share your AirTag's location with family or friends. At the same time, in order to protect privacy, when someone else's iPhone detects that an unknown AirTag is moving with you for a long time, it will automatically send a reminder.