AirTag Found Moving With You - What it Means and What to Do
Thursday May 6, 2021 1:29 PM PDT by Juli Clover
Apple s AirTags have a built-in safety feature that s designed to prevent them from being used to track you, so no one can plant an AirTag in your items and then monitor your location without your awareness.
If there is an AirTag that does not belong to you near you for an extended period of time, your Apple device will alert you with the following notification: AirTag Found Moving With You.
That may mean that you ve borrowed an item with an AirTag, you re near a lost item with an AirTag, or someone has placed an AirTag in your belongings. This how to covers what you should do if you see this message.
Wait. If you re waiting more than five seconds, move the AirTag slightly.
You ll get a notification once the AirTag is recognized
Tap on the notification to go to
found.apple.com in Safari
It s hard to see why there are these two different ways to read an AirTag when they are practically the same, and do get you the same result. But whatever the reason, once you ve found an AirTag like this, you re on your way to the Found website.
What you see on Apple s Found site
Once you ve tapped to go to
found.apple.com, you always get a display page about the AirTag in question. Actually, it s the first of several pages you could choose to read, but the first is important, and it s the first that may change.
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Editors Rating: 8/10
Great battery life, and you can replace it yourself
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No Android support
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