But neither Android app lets you remotely disable the AirTag. Apple provides a free Android app called Tracker Detect that will scan for rogue AirTags, but you have to start the scan manually, and you're honestly not going to do that every time you leave a public place.Ī rival free Android app called AirGuard (opens in new tab), developed by academic researchers in Germany, does scan for AirTags continually. This does leave Android users out in the cold, however. (In February 2022, Apple said it would make the chirps more audible, sync them with notifications sent to iPhones and let iPhone owners use Precision Finding to locate rogue AirTags.) If your iPhone is running iOS 15.2 or later, you can disable that AirTag wirelessly. If you can't hear a rogue AirTag beeping - and it's not a very loud beep - then an iPhone or iPad running iOS 14.5 or later will pop up a notification if it detects that your movements are being mirrored by an AirTag that doesn't belong to you.

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