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Interesting. Since AirTags use standard CR2032 batteries, that means you could swap in an alkaline-based battery and avoid that regulation.
by andrewia 4y ago
Interesting. Since AirTags use standard CR2032 batteries, that means you could swap in an alkaline-based battery and avoid that regulation.
- patal 4y agoWhere do you get that from? The citation says: lithium metal OR lithium ion cells OR batteries
- ranger_danger 4y agoI read the latter part as "lithium ion... cells or batteries".
- mytailorisrich 4y agoNo, the wording is lithium metal/ion cells/batteries. It's all cells and batteries that contain lithium. Wording: "Portable electronic devices containing lithium metal or lithium ion cells or batteries"
- fortran77 4y agoIt's read as (Lithium metal or lithium ion) (cells or batteries)
- camkego 4y agoAirTags also have a two way bluetooth radio, which is prohibited: "due to their transmission function"