Today, Apple released the second revision of the AirTag firmware, which was first released to users in late August. The internal version number of the new firmware is 1A291e, which is higher than the previous 1A291c.
At present, the specific content of the new firmware is unclear, and no new features have been discovered after the previous release. This firmware update should focus on bug fixes and other low-level improvements.
Users can open the search application and select AirTag in the inventory to check the current firmware version. It should be noted that the AirTag update is done wirelessly through the iPhone, and users cannot force it to update. To ensure that the update is complete, the user can place the AirTag within the connection range of the iPhone.
According to MacRumors reports, for the AirTag firmware version, Apple should have a system that can limit the number of people who receive the update each time. Today’s firmware update jumped to 25%, while the previous version of the firmware was only 10%.
