Stop sharing an AirTag
The owner of an AirTag—or a third-party item that’s compatible with Find My—can share it with up to five other people at a time. When the owner shares the AirTag, they create a group known as a sharing group. Members of a sharing group can:
See the location of the AirTag in the Find My app on their device
Use Precision Finding to locate the AirTag
Play a sound to find a lost AirTag
Be notified when someone new has joined the sharing group
See each member of the sharing group’s Apple Account (or contact information if the other member is saved to their contacts)
Note: Only the owner can see which member of the sharing group has the AirTag.
Because everyone in the sharing group can see the location of the AirTag, unwanted tracking notifications for that AirTag are suppressed for all sharing group members. When someone leaves the sharing group or when the owner removes them from the group, they’re unable to view the location of the AirTag, and unwanted tracking notifications resume.
To learn more, see Share an AirTag or other item in Find My in the iPhone User Guide.
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Stop sharing an AirTag using Find My on iPhone or iPad
Open the Find My app
on your iPhone or iPad.Tap Items, then tap the item name.
Do one of the following:
Remove yourself: Tap Remove, then tap Remove again to confirm.
After you remove yourself, you can’t see the location of the AirTag and unwanted tracking notifications resume. You may want to see if the AirTag is near you before removing yourself from the sharing group.
Remove someone else (if you’re the owner): Tap the name of the person, tap Remove, then tap Stop Sharing.
Stop sharing an AirTag using Find My on Mac
Open the Find My app
on your Mac.Click Items, select the item you want to stop sharing, then click
on the map.Do one of the following:
Remove yourself: Click Remove, then click Remove again to confirm.
After you remove yourself, you can’t see the location of the AirTag and unwanted tracking notifications resume. You may want to see if the AirTag is near you before removing yourself from the sharing group
Remove someone else (if you’re the owner): Click the name of the person, click Remove, then click Stop Sharing.
Stop sharing an AirTag using Safety Check on iPhone
You can remove yourself from a sharing group using Safety Check. As an owner, you can also remove others.
Go to Settings
> Privacy & Security > Safety Check.Tap Manage Sharing & Access, then tap Continue.
Tap Information, tap Items, then tap Stop Sharing.
Note: Finding items and sharing item location aren’t available in all countries or regions.
