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Keep Apple AirTags away from children: ACCC issues warning to parents

Australia s consumer watchdog has urged parents to keep Apple s AirTags away from children but has stopped short of issuing a recall. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) today issued a warning to parents to keep the small tracking device away from children due to it containing a button battery. After the product was announced and launched in April earlier this year, Australian retailers - starting with Officeworks - withdrew the Apple AirTag from sale despite there being no recall or warning on the product. Apple at the time, and still today, state that the product meets Australian and International child safety regulations for button batteries, with a two-step push and twist battery cover in place.

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ACCC raises AirTag safety concerns with Apple

By Kate Weber on Jun 28, 2021 12:52PM Goes public. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said it in discussions with Apple over safety concerns with the device maker s AirTag product. AirTags are Bluetooth tracking devices used to locate personal belongings such as keys or wallets. The ACCC warned AirTags owners to keep the devices out of reach of children over fears that the button battery used to power them could be accessed too easily. The ACCC is concerned that the AirTag’s battery compartment could be accessible to young children, and the button battery removed with ease, the consumer watchdog said.

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iTWire - ACCC urges parents to keep Apple AirTags away from children as safety precaution and gives safety guidelines in cases of emergency

iTWire Monday, 28 June 2021 11:31 ACCC urges parents to keep Apple AirTags away from children as safety precaution and gives safety guidelines in cases of emergency Shares The Australian Competitor and Consumer Commission (ACCC) raises concerns on the safety of Apple AirTags, which may cause serious injury if ingested or swallowed by children. It has urged parents to keep it away from children to prevent accidents and injuries. The ACCC has raised concerns about the accessibility and security of Apple AirTag’s battery compartment, noting how it could be easily removed by children. The government agency urges parents to keep an eye on the AirTags and ensure they are out of reach.

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ACCC warns Apple AirTags users over child safety concerns

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is warning Apple AirTags users to keep them away from young children over safety concerns. AirTags, recently released by Apple this year, are small Bluetooth tracking devices used to locate items like keys or wallets, and are powered by lithium coin cell ‘button’ batteries. The ACCC said it was concerned that the device’s battery compartment could be accessible to young children, and the button battery can be removed with ease. The battery compartment lid also does not always secure fully on closing despite the accompanying sound playing. The agency has raised the issue with the tech giant and discussions are ongoing.

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