GoKawiiliOS 27.2 adds Siri Remote tracking to Apple's Find My app
Apple's iOS 27.2 update now lets users locate their Apple TV Siri Remote (2nd generation or later) directly from the Find My app's Devices tab. Previously, finding a lost remote required using the separate Remote app through Control Center, a feature many users were unaware of.
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The update's timing lines up with the launch of a new 4th-generation Siri Remote that adds Precision Finding and a built-in speaker, suggesting Apple designed the Find My integration to support that hardware. Getting the full Precision Finding experience will require an iPhone 17 or later, which could nudge some users toward upgrading both their remote and phone.
- iOS 27.2 adds Apple TV Siri Remote (2nd gen+) support to the Find My app's Devices tab.
- The new 4th-gen Siri Remote, sold separately for $59, adds Precision Finding and a speaker for easier locating.
- Precision Finding requires an iPhone 17 or newer, though the remote itself works with all Apple TV 4K and HD models.
Apple Siri Remote (2nd generation) — With iOS 27.2 bringing Find My support to Siri Remotes, now's a great time to grab one if you don't already have it, so you can finally stop digging through couch cushions. It pairs seamlessly with Apple TV 4K and now shows up right in the Find My app for easy location tracking.
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