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Title: iOS 13 includes references to Apple’s Tag device for tracking personal items
Post by: HCK on June 06, 2019, 04:05:20 pm
iOS 13 includes references to Apple’s Tag device for tracking personal items

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<p>As 9to5Mac has previously reported (https://9to5mac.com/2019/04/17/find-my-iphone-revamp/), Apple is developing a Tile-like device that can be used to track a user’s personal items using the new “Find My” app introduced at WWDC yesterday. The product is known only as “B389” by the people involved in its development.</p>
<p>Now, the first beta of iOS 13 (https://9to5mac.com/2019/06/03/apple-releases-first-developer-betas-of-ios-13-watchos-6-macos-10-15-and-tvos-13/) includes an asset package for a device with the product type “Tag1,1”. This type of asset package is used for pairing devices by proximity, the same way as AirPods and HomePod can be paired to a user’s device. The reference was first spotted by Steve Moser (https://twitter.com/SteveMoser/status/1135806274820628482) and confirmed by 9to5Mac.</p>
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