The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has slapped Apple with a violation regarding missing safety warnings on AirTags — here's how Apple's fixing the problem.

Apple is adding a new, very critical warning label to AirTags, the coin-sized Bluetooth tracking device that is one of Apple’s best sellers. People use it to track everything from luggage to pets, and some even use it to keep track of their children. However, it’s not always safe to do so.

Apple has added new warning labels to AirTag and the Find My app following notice of a government violation. Here are the details.

The new AirTag is to celebrate the Japanese Year of the Snake, but there are only 50,000 of them, and they are part of a special promotion.

Apple added a warning label to its AirTag tracking devices on the dangers of children swallowing them, following a violation of the law, the Consumer Produ

Apple has added warning labels to AirTags and their boxes to comply with a law requiring the labels on products with button cell or coin batteries that could be ingested by children, according to a US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) press release.