The U.S. CPSC has announced that Apple's AirTag is now inline with Reese's Law. Apple's item tracker now features additional warnings about it's potential battery hazards. The law is centered ...

Apple made these changes at some point after "Reese's Law" went into effect in March 2024, according to the announcement. The CPSC did not indicate if the warnings were added to the AirTag in the ...

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a notice to Apple for violating Reese’s Law by selling AirTags without required warning labels about the dangers of button cell battery ...

The notice involves alleging violations of the warning label requirements of Reese’s Law. Reese’s Law and CPSC regulations that implement it establish performance and warning label requirements for ...

Since Oct. 2023, Reese's Law and CPSC regulations requires that all products with coin or button-cell batteries ensure the batteries are kept secure from children and carry warnings that they can ...

However, According to a recent report from MacReports, units imported after Reese's Law took effect lack the necessary on-product and on-box warnings that are required. The lack of these warnings ...

No, it’s not an AirTag 2, but Apple’s AirTag now comes with a warning label attached to the box and a symbol by the battery door to make the item tracker complaint with Reese’s Law in the ...