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Apple Enhances Lost Luggage Tracking with New AirTag Feature

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Apple Enhances Lost Luggage Tracking with New AirTag Feature
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10 Highlights

  • Apple's new iOS 18.2 aids lost luggage tracking.
  • The 'Share Item Location' feature shares AirTag data.
    • Over 15 airlines to adopt this feature soon.
    • iOS 18.2 beta available worldwide now.
    • Feature aims to reduce travel stress for passengers.
    • Shared location link expires after one week.
    • Compatible for iPhone Xs and later models.
    • Airlines to help locate bags in real time.
    • Users can control link visibility and tracking.
    • New system supports non-Apple device access.
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