I keep getting messages with the title "Website-NFC-Tag" and the body "open found.apple.com in Safari". The strange thing is that I then see the serial number of my own AirTag which is on my keyring and which I have registered in "Find my...", just like several others (e.g. one which is in my backpack) which never creates such an alert.
What the heck is going, anybody has an idea? Thanks!
iPhone 13, iOS 16
It would be better if you can please re-post with a screenshot, in order to understand the phenomenon better. Images/pictures speak louder than words.
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Please re-post with detail so that someone else can help.
I think we have a misunderstanding here. The AirTag is MINE, it is the one which is on my keyring. So there's no reason to alert me that an UNKNOWN AirTag is with me, that's not the case. I have attached the screenshot from "Find my..." which shows the serial number of the AirTag, and the screenshot from Website-NFC Tag, which shows the same number
Here's how that message looks. When I klick on it I see the number of my own Airtag and my own phone number as the owner. Why does this keep popping up?
If you feel an unauthorized website/person is remotely controlling or monitoring your devices, then that is possible only if you have done one or more of the following Don'ts...
If one of the above is true then quickly change the Apple ID Password. Every Airtag is linked to an Apple ID and can't be accessed using any other iPhone/iPad/Mac leave alone websites.
Website-NFC Tag - for my own AirTag
