I've linked an Apple AirTag with my iPhone (i.e., I see the AirTag in the "Find My" app). The AirTag is currently in some bag far away, but it will get back to my place soon. How can I configure my phone so that it rings if the AirTag gets less than 1 kilometer away from my phone?

I have a few AirTags. They show up fine on my iPhone and iPad but on my MacBook Pro M2 they say "No location found". I have an older Intel MacBook Pro and they show up fine there. Same account on all of the devices. Only account actually. So I'm wondering if maybe I can reset the data or cache on the "Find My" app on OS X, is that possible? Edit: I created a new user on my Mac, logged into the same icloud and it has no issues. I went back to my normal account and it can now find airtags near it but it can't find airtags that are somewhere else while my iPad sitting next to me can do it just fine and the other user account on my Mac can also do it. Edit: I've spent hours on the phone and chat with Apple support and they don't really know what the issue is. Any other suggestions?

Using the URL schemes - findmy://friend or friends - findmy://devices - findmy://items opens the FindMy.app with the respective tab. But has anyone figured out whether it's possible to also activate/mark a specific item (say: a particular AirTag) directly in the list of items via URL scheme, something like findmy://items?MyBicycleAirTag?

I just bought an AirTag to be able to track my bike in case it gets stolen. Thing is, I have an iPad Pro, an MacBook Pro, but no iPhone. I added the AirTag with my iPad which worked great. The tag is now showing in my "Find My" app as supposed to under "Items". Anyhow, when opening the "Find My" app on my MacBook pro, I don't get the AirTag, or any other items in the "items" list. * MacBook Pro is from 2017, it runs Monterey 12.3.1 * iPad Pro is a model "MLQ62FD/A" running iOS 15.2.1 * Both devices are logged in with the same AppleID * Location sharing in the settings is set to "on" on both devices * "Find My" is "on" on both devices in iCloud settings Specifically on my MacBook Pro: * In "System Preferences" -> "Security & Privacy" -> "Location Services", "Find My" is enabled * In "System Preferences" -> "Apple ID" -> "iCloud", "Find My" in enabled How do I fix this so that the AirTag is showing up in the Find My app on my MacBook pro?

I have followed [the instructions here](https://support.apple.com/guide/findmy-mac/set-up-fmm53101237/mac) to turn on "Find My Mac", but it doesn't work. I have a Macbook Pro 14 inch 2021, with MacOS 12.4 Moneterey installed. I alread had location services turned on, and then specifically enabled it for "Find My". Now, when I go into Apple ID -> iCloud, and try to turn on "Find My Mac", I get a popup asking if I want to allow find my mac, and then for a second it says "Settin up..." ... and then nothing. See this GIF. It looks like [someone else has had this exact problem](https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253198831) , so I tried the various things in that post. Namely: * I rebooted and tried again * I booted in Safe Mode and tried, but got the same behavior * I deleted various *.plist files, rebooted, and tried again All without success. I should note that I also have looked on my other devices and they definitely can't see this Mac on the "Find My" app. So this is a real failure and not just a UI quirk. (**Aside:** Is there a command line command or tool to enable these settings? I ask because, completely unrelated to this issue and on my work computer, I was able to fix an issue where I couldn't enable screen sharing with Google Meets by running a command line tool.... but that tool was only for Accessibility options.) Anyway, I know this is a long shot but hopefully someone is out there who eventually sees this and can answer. I'm going to try to call Apple Support tomorrow and try my luck with them. If I find a solution I'll be back to enlighten y'all.

Last night i lost my iPhone 14 and im certain i had battery and find my activated so someone had to turn it off. But wouldnt find my still share the last location i was at? Whenever i checked find my it says "no location found" and "no conection" please help.

With the kid's old iPhone, I could see where they were either via the people tab or via the devices tab. With the new iPhone it only shows in devices which is a bit annoying as it means it doesn't show up in other areas of iOS e.g. iMessage How can I fix this? Obviously the device is still under parental control and the location is enabled to be viewable but somehow this link between person and device has been broken. How can I reestablish this link?

If I share a notification from my iPad with a family member, does it shows a notification on my phone or in an email? Meaning if I program find me from my IPad to share with someone…. Will a notification pop on my phone!?

I have some AirTags and an iPhone 11, all of which use Ultra-Wideband 1. With my iPhone, I can find the AirTags, but not with the Apple Watch. So, I wanted to know if the fact that the Series 9 has UWB2 prevents it from finding the AirTags. This has frustrated me so much that I am considering downgrading to the Series 8.

I have an AirTag. I would like my wife to be able to see where it is. We are part of a family in terms of AppleID (if I download an app, she can also install it). Is there a way she can also access the AirTag’s location?

I have the following issue. I want my daughter to have an AirTag in her bag, but I want to disable it throughout the time she in school, as it interacts with her school iPad and makes her uncomfortable because the iPad tells her she is being tracked in front of her friends, for example. Is there a way to predictably disable an AirTag for a specific set time (her school hours), and then re-activate it when she leaves school? Doing it manually is fine too, as long as it doesn't require physically tinkering wit the AirTag.

I recently got an Android phone and forgot to remove my AirTags from findmy before giving the iPhone away. I still have my MacBook. But the findmy app won't let me reset my AirTags as in remove them from my Apple ID.

I have a problem with the "Find My" feature; when I want to get my friend's location, he does not receive a notification in which he can share or reject the request. When he sends me a message, I share it with him, I see his location, but on his phone says "no location found", everyone else can see my location and he has no problem with others either

My Airpod is fully charged I'm not sure where I left it. I couldn't find the location using FindMy. Any ideas what should I be doing? How close should I be to the Airpod to find it?

When trying to follow an AirTag attached to a dog’s collar, it’s very hard to locate them if they’re on the run, since location updates might only happen every 3-5 minutes, even with a full battery. Is there a way to get more frequent updates on an AirTag? E.g. by enabling Lost Mode or a similar feature?

I lost my iPad mini (current model, 5th generation, running iOS 14 beta), the model that is equipped only for WiFi. This is the model of iPad mini *without* any cell phone hardware. When I checked now using *Find My* on my iPhone, Apple reports contact with the iPad only a half-hour ago, showing a current location on the other side of the city. But I've not been on that side of the city for hours. Where I lost the iPad, there are no WiFi networks that I have ever given permission for the lost iPad to join. ➥ So how can Apple's server's be reporting contact with a Wifi-only iPad with no previously-joined WiFi network available? I understand that a WiFi-only iPad can *determine* its location by scanning for nearby WiFi routers. But how does a WiFi-only iPad *communicate* that location back to me via Apple if the iPad has no authorized WiFi network connection?

Is it possible for AirPods to think on their think that they are "lost" and start tracking its location even if the owner hasn't triggered a "Find My" search? Someone I was hanging out with recently was notified that their phone/location was being tracked by an "item." This alert popped up while we were together. After an hour of searching, we found that my AirPods were the culprit. But what's interesting is that I never triggered a search for them, so I am curious as to why it started tracking that person's device. I never received a notification or alert that the AirPods were missing or were monitoring someone. Apple's documentation is not helpful regarding this matter. Has this happened to anyone, or has an understanding of why this would happen?

I have a few AirTags. They show up fine on my iPhone and iPad but on my MacBook Pro M2 they say the old location of the last time they were near my MacBook Pro, even though an iPad sitting next to it will show their current location. I spent a few hours on the phone and chat with Apple support and as one of the steps to try they had me create a new OS X user account on the Macbook Pro and log into the same iCloud account and that new account works fine. Apple support was never able to fix the issue, they went as far as to tell me the only way to find AirTags is to be close to them, which I know is wrong. So what would cause Find My to not be able to find AirTags location when they aren't near? Shouldn't that information just be coming from iCloud? And why is it happening only on one OS X account? Also, the other tabs of Find My work fine, it can get the location of any other device I have without issues regardless of where they are. I'm on Ventura 13.3.1

I lost my luggage that had an AirTag on it. However, my only other Apple product, the iPad, was also in the luggage. Find My through iCloud (https://icloud.com/find) doesn't list it. I searched as much as I could, and it really seems that Find My for AirTags only works with iOS I have a MacBook, but my MacBook is logged in with a different ID than my iPad. I also tried https://www.icloud.com/find using the same login info as my iPad, but none of my AirTags are listed, just my devices [![Find My Map]] Am I out of luck ?

I sold my MacBook Pro a while ago and even if I did signed out from my Apple account, I realize now that it still appears in Find My and I see the location of the new owner. When I select that device in my Find My, I have the option to erase it or mark as lost. I do not see any option to remove it from my account though. If I right click on the device in the list as some suggest, I also do not see the Remove option The Apple support page was not helpful. How can I remove it? **UPDATE** I noticed that when the device is offline, I do have the option to remove it. If I do so, I confirm with my Apple password and the device is removed but appears again after some seconds in the device lists.