Apple Updates AirTag Packaging and Software to Comply with Child Safety Law

The changes address violations of Reese's Law, requiring warnings about the dangers of coin-cell batteries to children.

Apple added warning labels to AirTag packaging and inside the battery compartment to comply with Reese's Law, which took effect in March 2024.
Reese's Law mandates warning labels on devices with coin-cell batteries to prevent child injuries or deaths from battery ingestion.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a Notice of Violation to Apple for initially failing to meet these requirements.
Apple updated the Find My app to display warnings about coin-cell battery hazards when users are prompted to replace an AirTag battery.
It remains unclear whether these updates apply globally or are limited to AirTags sold in the United States.