David and David explain what to do when AirTags are not working or connecting to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod. AirTags are designed to connect seamlessly to your Apple device, but sometimes things can go wrong.

1. Introduction [0:00]
2. Make Sure Your Device Is Connected To The Internet [0:12]
3. Turn Bluetooth Off and Back on [0:27]
4. Make Sure Your AirTag Is Within Range Of Your Device [0:39]
5. Make Sure The "Find My" App Is Installed [0:51]
6. Restart Your Device [1:15]
7. Update iOS or iPadOS [1:39]
8. Clean Your AirTags [2:13]
9. Reset Your AirTag [3:49]
10. Reset Network Settings [4:32]
11. Replace Your AirTags Battery [5:15]
12. Contact Apple [5:42]

If AirTags are not working on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod, make sure your device is running iOS 14.5 or iPadOS 14.5, connected to the internet, connected to Bluetooth, and in range of your AirTag. Location Services and two-factor authentication both need to be turned on.

AirTags won't work if the Find My app isn't installed on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod, so make sure it is. Restarting your device and updating it can also fix the problem when your AirTag is not working.

It's possible your AirTag won't connect to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod because the small plastic tab your AirTag came packaged in hasn't been removed. You can get a better look at this when you open up your AirTag to reset it.

The final at-home fix is Reset Network Settings, which erases and restores all Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Cellular, and VPN settings to factory defaults.

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