After more than 15 years, Apple will finally give Find My access to its product users in South Korea. Since 2009, Apple has been requesting permission to enable this feature in South Korea, but it was only with the iOS 18.4 beta update that it was enabled.
The iOS 18.4 update has just been distributed to developers and it brings many more interesting features. For example, there are better and more stable Apple Intelligence features, new features on the Action Button, more secure security features and more. Starting with the iOS 18.4 update that is expected to be widely distributed in April, Apple product users in South Korea will be able to use Find My.
With Find My, users can find their lost devices or at least if they cannot be found, the device can be locked so that personal data is not compromised. The activation of this feature in Korea also allows Malaysian tourists who are on vacation there to find their lost Apple devices. However, to this day, the mystery of why Apple did not provide this feature in the first place remains a mystery.