Apple rolls out new AirTag firmware update
Apple has released an update for AirTags, refreshing the firmware of the item tracker and bringing it up to version 2.0.24.
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Released alongside other betas on Thursday, the AirTag firmware update is build number 2A24e, replacing the previous build, 1A301. However, precisely what has been updated in the firmware is unclear, as Apple has yet to release notes about the update itself.
While users typically have ways to update devices' firmware manually, there is no such option for AirTag. Instead, users have to wait for it to occur on its own.
You can check the firmware version of your AirTag via the Find My app on your phone. Once in Find My, tap the relevant AirTag, then tap the battery icon for the AirTag -- this will display the serial number and the firmware version.
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![](https://photos5.appleinsider.com/gallery/48113-93969-47078-91713-46818-91265-000-lead-AirTag-xl-xl-xl.jpg)
Released alongside other betas on Thursday, the AirTag firmware update is build number 2A24e, replacing the previous build, 1A301. However, precisely what has been updated in the firmware is unclear, as Apple has yet to release notes about the update itself.
While users typically have ways to update devices' firmware manually, there is no such option for AirTag. Instead, users have to wait for it to occur on its own.
You can check the firmware version of your AirTag via the Find My app on your phone. Once in Find My, tap the relevant AirTag, then tap the battery icon for the AirTag -- this will display the serial number and the firmware version.
Read on AppleInsider
Comments
Spend over an hour getting AirPods updated yesterday, but thus far AirTags have proven immune to everything I've tried.
I think I'm going to just go with whatever firmware level they're at - especially since lord knows what's changed anyway.
Apple really needs to include controls for firmware updates in the Mac or iOS devices.