Did your AirTags stop registering as yours after updating to iOS 18.2 RC? Your AirTags might not be to blame. While release candidates are meant to be the final version of software before it sees a stable release, it doesn't guarantee a flawless experience. Fortunately, there are several easy solutions -- let's take a look.

How to Fix AirTags No Longer Registering After iOS 18.2 Update

Based on reports found around the web, the issue likely stems from iOS 18.2 release candidate bugs. With Apple not stating anything about this issue, pinpointing the exact problem can be difficult. Nonetheless, there are a couple of things you can try.

Considering a release candidate isn't in the wild too long before a public release appears, check to see if the full release of iOS 18.2 is available.

You can also bring your AirTags close to your iPhone to check them for a firmware update.

3. Force Reset iPhone

The tried and true method of attempting to remove small bugs for your device, performing a force reset is one of the easiest things you can try if you're having issues with your AirTags.

You can also try resetting your Location & Privacy settings. I suggest exhausting your other options before attempting this solution, as you will need to give Location privileges to all of your apps again.

If all else fails, it may be time to speak with Apple Support. They'll guide you through more specific troubleshooting steps and help you determine if hardware repairs are needed.