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Apple officially starts letting your iPhone help find lost third-party products

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Apple is officially opening up its product“>Find My tracking network to third-party companies (as it had promised last year.

Apple says that third-party devices looking to add support will have to apply through the company’s MFi program for authorized accessories and “adhere to all the privacy protections of the Find My network that Apple customers rely on.

” Approved products will sport a new “Works with Apple Find My” badge to let customers know that they’re compatible with Apple’s network.


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