Losing your iPhone at the beginning of the New Year is no fun, but there's hope. Here's what you can do to find it.

For years, Apple has marketed the Find My network as a privacy-first way to locate lost devices, AirTags, and even friends.

Apple quietly turned a feature that once felt like science fiction into a practical safety net: on supported models, your iPhone can keep broadcasting its location even after you power it down or the ...

On iOS 18.2 and later, there is a Share Item Location feature in the Find My app that allows you to temporarily share the ...

Apple has announced it will finally introduce its popular 'Find My' network to South Korea in the spring of 2025, after apparently overcoming local regulatory hurdles. The launch will bring the full ...

Apple’s new “Share Item Location” feature in iOS 18.2 allows iPhone users to securely share the real-time location of lost items (like AirTags) with third parties, including airlines. The feature is ...

A flaw in Apple’s Find My network can be exploited to track the location of any Bluetooth device. It lets hackers trick the network into thinking an Android phone or gaming console is an AirTag and ...

Tile and other location-aware Bluetooth item trackers could soon be accessible through Apple’s Find My app. Photo: Apple Third-party item trackers will be able to connect to the Find My‌ Network ...

Despite the "Find My" technology being long available to the United States and other regions in the world, it is only making its way to South Korea now, and only after residents banded together to ...

Apple has always been a bit cagey when it comes to its proprietary tech. Whether it be features reserved for its own ecosystem of devices or specialized cables and connectors, trying to get Apple to ...

The Find My system for tracking devices (like Macs) and items (like AirTags) lets you keep peace of mind, avoid leaving valuable stuff behind, and potentially even recover stolen goods–or hope that ...