Apple Might Develop a Second-Gen Model as AirTag Shipments Continue to Rise

Jun. 20, 2022



Despiteits controversial usage, Apple’s Bluetooth-tracking device AirTag has been a successful product in the market. According to a recent report, Apple shipped millions of AirTags and it continues to grow gradually. If things go this way, the Cupertino giant might soon develop the second generation of the device. Check out the details right below!

Second-Gen AirTag Could Be in Tow

Second-Gen AirTag Could Be in Tow

To recall, aftermuch anticipation, Applereleasedits very own Tile competitor in the form of AirTag last year. Although the device faced several backlashes due to its privacy-invading features, Apple addressed the same and fixed most of the issues withanti-stalking features on iOSand evena dedicated Android appto detect and disable unwanted AirTags.

Furthermore, Kuo said that if the AirTag shipments continue to grow like this,Apple might soon start working on the second generation AirTag. You can check out Kuo’s latest tweet regarding the report attached right below.

Now, it is worth mentioning that we have not seen any evidence, leaks, or rumors regarding a second-gen AirTag as of now. So, details about it are currently scarce. Moreover, there is no information on whether or not Apple actually has plans to launch a second-gen AirTag. If it does, a launch timeline isn’t available too.

If Apple eventually decides to develop a new AirTag, we expect the company to make improvements in the Bluetooth and privacy features of the device. The company could also redesign the device to let users attach it to their losable items without an additional accessory. So, if you are interested, stay tuned for further updates on the same. Also, let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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