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A support document published in the wake of the Apple Vision Pro release has made it clear that all you can do with Find My if you lose your headset is lock it down.

Presumably, Apple is relying on the sheer size of the headset and protective cast to insulate against loss. It’s a good thing, because a support document published on Friday makes it clear that you won’t be able to use your iPhone to find it.

“When you turn on Find My, you protect your Vision Pro with Activation Lock — but you can’t use another Apple device or the web to find Vision Pro on a map, play a sound to help find it, turn on Lost Mode, or remotely erase it,” Apple says in the document.

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Following Friday’s launch of the Apple Vision Pro, Tim Cook ushered in a new era of Apple computing with a heartfelt memo to team members, likening it to the heady days of the iPhone launch more than 15 years ago.

The Apple Vision Pro launched on Friday and marks the first new entry in the Apple lineup since 2015, when the company launched the Apple Watch wearable.

Apple CEO Tim Cook’s memo to employees published by Bloomberg on Friday compared the launch of the Vision Pro to that of previous devices, most notably the iPhone, claiming the Apple Vision Pro “joins the pantheon of groundbreaking products.”

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