蘋果iOS 16將支持檢測假冒AirPods耳機

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蘋果公司繼續在軟件更新中推出了一些功能，幫助用戶更加了解他們的iPhone所使用的零件或產品是否是真的。隨着週三開發者發佈iOS 16 RC，人們發現如果你使用假冒的AirPods，你會收到一個警報。

因爲一些假冒的AirPods可以表現得和原版一樣，顯示出電池和配對指示器，這些附加功能使買家難以確定他們所購買的無線耳機是否爲真品。假冒的AirPods賣家還不遺餘力地加入了實際顯示在蘋果網站上的序列號，所以幾乎可以說他們背後的人想到了一切。

幸運的是，9to5Mac報道說，有一種方法可以打擊這種情況，這要歸功於iOS 16的一個功能，蘋果 iPhone 和 iPad 會在用戶嘗試配對假冒 AirPods 時發出警報。提示中消息顯示爲“這些耳機無法被驗證爲真正的 AirPods，並且可能無法按預期運行。”

與此同時，蘋果官網上也發出一篇文章，以幫助用戶去學習如何識別原裝AirPods。

該警報還將讓用戶選擇不連接這些無線耳機，但目前還沒有辦法完全禁用其功能。

Apple continues to roll out features in software updates that help users get more informed if the parts or product they are using with their iPhone is genuine. With the release of iOS 16 RC to developers on Wednesday, it was found that if you are using counterfeit AirPods, you will receive an alert. Before we get into the details, we want to remind readers that counterfeit AirPods can behave in the same manner as the original. Users can view similar notifications as when they would pair original AirPods, such as pairing alerts and a battery indicator. These sorts of additions make it difficult for buyers to determine if the wireless earbuds they have purchased are authentic. Counterfeit AirPods sellers have also gone the extra mile to incorporate serial numbers that actually show up on Apple’s website, so it is almost as if the people behind their inception thought of everything. Fortunately, 9to5Mac reports that there is a way to combat this, thanks to a feature in iOS 16, which shows the following message when you try to connect a counterfeit product. “These headphones could not be verified as genuine AirPods and may not behave as expected.” A ‘Learn More’ button is also present, redirecting users to a support article on Apple’s website to educate them on how to identify original AirPods. The alert will also give the user the option not to connect to these wireless earbuds, but for now, there is no way of completely disabling their functionality. Still, it is hard not to imagine that a feature that prevents counterfeit AirPods from working with an iPhone or iPad is added in the future. You might also like to check out our earlier coverage of Apple’s ‘Far Out’ event.