Apple unveiled the coveted AirTags yesterday at the spring event. Those discs that are going to use the Find My broadband technology to be able to find those objects that we want and that are lost. Even if we use Android. The fact is that we can also customize them as we want. With phrases or emoticons, the famous emojis. But if you are thinking of putting comments or combinations of emojis a little dubious education, you will have a difficult time because Apple has a strict control system.
Apple AirTag item trackers can be custom recorded using text, numbers and even emoji, But users looking to express something with dubious tastes will probably have to look elsewhere, because the online personalization tool of this new Apple device is easily offended and is very strict in its way of restricting such comments.
An AirTag is large enough to hold up to four characters or up to three emoji. It may be enough space for someone with a sense of "humor" and a desire to tease to unleash their imagination. However, as The Verge points out, Apple imposes fairly strict limitations about what you can emblematize on an AirTag.
Similar limitations apply to potentially offensive words written in text, although some users will surely find loopholes to bypass the limitations. This is not the first time that Apple has cut its wings in this regard. Many of the Same emoji restrictions are present on AirPods and iPad engravings, For example.
In my opinion, I think there are always loopholes to be able to break the established rules. It will be a matter of time to see some AirTags with emojis or texts that are cause for mockery or thanks. It would be nice to see some of them. Matter of time like almost everything.