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Apple Delays Find My Network Support for AirPods Until Later This Fall

Apple has recently updated its iOS 15 dedicated page to show that its Find My network support which was initially coming for AirPods Pro and AirPods Max has now been delayed and will arrive “later on this fall”. This all means that the feature will not be rolled out alongside iOS 15 but will come in later update.
The company did not provide any reason for the sudden decision to delay the feature, however in line with that, several other iOS 15 features will also not be available until later this year such as Apple’s SharePlay, Legacy Contacts and the the ability to add a driver’s license or state ID to the Wallet app. Meanwhile, last month the company also stated iCloud Private Relay as a beta feature last month.
Find my netwrok for AirPods Pro or AirPods Max what it means
If you lose your AirPods Pro or AirPods Max and another user with an iPhone, iPad, or Mac finds them, the Find My network will be able to transmit the approximate location of the headphones securely and privately back to your device. The feature is instigated to help users get within Bluetooth range of the AirPods so you can play a sound and locate them.
iOS 15 will be rolled out today after series of beta testing and the software update is compatible with any iPhone as previously compatible with iOS 14, including older devices like the original iPhone SE and iPhone 6s. Alongside it release is the release of iPadOS 15, watchOS 8, and tvOS 15. the company is yet to announce the release date for its macOS Monterey.