Apple push, new firmware update

AirTag is a positioning hardware launched by Apple at the spring 2021 conference, and fruit fans cooperate with the search app to track items.

Since Apple pushed the update, several improvements have been made to AirTags to address fan concerns about trackers being used for tracking.

Apple announced a slew of tracking changes as early as February, rolling out to iOS 15.4, with other changes coming later.

Apple today pushed a new firmware update designed for AirTag item trackers to Apple fans. The updated firmware version number for Apple fans is 1A301.

Apple's official instructions for this update are released: mainly to further optimize the anti-tracking aspect, adjust the tracking alarm sound, and make it easier for fruit fans to find unknown AirTags.

After the new firmware update for fans, the AirTag will adjust the sequence to use the loudest tones, and iOS fans who receive tracking alerts can find unknown AirTags more easily.

It is worth noting: Apple provides this firmware, not all fruit fans show the new firmware, push 10% in batches on May 3, 25% on May 9, and will be fully launched on May 13.

Apple fans need to get the update file back to iOS 15. After installing it correctly on your iPhone or iPad, you can download the iOS and iPadOS 15.5 update by setting up a general software update.