AirTags designed to track items and not people or pets, but many will attach them to a pet collar
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Apple's all-new AirTag will be available in several markets, including India starting April 30. AirTag can help you keep track of and find the items that you do not want to lose.
Apple unveiled AirTag, an all-new tracker that can help you track things like your keys, wallets, backpack, and more, at its Spring event earlier this week. Now, there are chances that you may have heard that Apple was working on a Tile rival for over two years, and that gives you an idea of how long Apple can take to develop a product. Now, we have the new AirTag unwrapped, and the company is steadily marketing various features like tracking your personal belongings that you can't afford to lose. Apple was also wise to keep the AirTag open to any NFC-enabled device, including Android phones in Lost Mode. This increases the chances of finding your AirTag or AirTag attached to your personal item by more users out there. However, one topic that we expected will come up soon after AirTag hits the shelves has been clarified by Apple executives. And that is about using AirTag to track your pet. Yes, that's a possible use case scenario, and for many potential buyers, that would be the primary reason to buy an AirTag. Now, we are surprised that Apple isn't very prescriptive about the pet tracking use case scenario. We can bet that several buyers must be planning to attach an AirTag to a pet collar.
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