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Australia's consumer watchdog has urged parents to keep Apple's AirTags away from children but has stopped short of issuing a recall. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) today issued a warning to parents to keep the small tracking device away from children due to it containing a button battery. After the product was announced and launched in April earlier this year, Australian retailers - starting with Officeworks - withdrew the Apple AirTag from sale despite there being no recall or warning on the product. Apple at the time, and still today, state that the product meets...

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Apple's frantic start to the year continues with an all-new Apple TV 4K device available for $249, joining the all-new iMac and iPad Pros, all of which were announced a month ago at the tech giant's first event of 2021. An Apple TV device is a complete smart TV interface for absolutely any TV. You can install apps from an App Store just like your smartphone, with the apps available all focused on the big-screen experience. Streaming apps like Stan, Netflix, Amazon and Disney as well as catch-up streaming from 9Now and more - all accessible from a single remote. And that remote is one of the b...

The company says its product is "designed to meet international child safety standards, including those in Australia ".  Apple says that by requiring a two-step push-and-turn mechanism to access the battery they are following the regulations.  Apple has told 9News it is following regulations closely and is "working to ensure that our products will meet or exceed new standards, including those for package labelling, well ahead of the timeline required". The AirTag requires you to push down and twist the back of the device to access the battery. (Supplied) 9News understands Apple is wor...