Apple AirTag Firmware Update are out, deets inside

Users of iPhones may now view the specifics of Apple AirTag software changes from last November. You may now find out what these upgrades added to the table if you have loaded the two prior firmware releases. The Cupertino-based tech company often does not provide release notes for firmware updates for the AirTag and AirPods. However, this time the well-known tech giant outlined what the two prior AirTag updates have to offer their users. The Cupertino company just released two AirTag firmware updates, according to the most current news report from Apple Insider. The most recent version was released this month, with the initial release occurring in November. To be more precise, on November 10 of last year, Apple released the 2.0.24 AirTag update. And about a month later, a new firmware version was released when the company released version 2.0.36 on December 12. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1500"] Image credit- iTech Post[/caption] It's unclear what changed between the time these two updates were released and now. What Apple provides its users with is a secret. The large company has only recently released the upgrade, with no prior discussion. According to a report by Apple Insider, a new AirTag support article on the well-known multinational company's website provides us an idea of what the most current updates offer. It only seems fair that companies like Apple explain to their customers what these new updates would offer. Nevertheless, the tech behemoth succeeded in doing so, albeit slowly. Version 2.0.23, which was released in November, brings a noteworthy feature to ward off stalkers, according to reports. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="2290"] Image credit- WIRED[/caption] With the new capability, iPhone users can now quickly search for these suspicious AirTag. Version 2.0.24 "enables Precision Finding to help find an unknown AirTag spotted moving with you," according to the support website. Please be aware that this requires iPhone users to have iOS 16.2 loaded at the very least. The December follow-up update fixes a problem with the tracking device while the November firmware update adds something new. The update fixed the janky accelerometer, according to the support page. It should function normally after the update has been installed. Version 2.0.36, according to the phone manufacturer, "resolves a problem with the accelerometer not triggering in certain instances."