How to find a lost MacBook
I need to find my lost mac book
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 15.7
I need to find my lost mac book
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 15.7
Your tag line says that you have a 13" MacBook Air running macOS 15.7 (Sequoia). All MacBook Airs recent enough to run Sequoia have either Apple Silicon processors, or Apple T2 Security chips – which means that they all support Find My, if you enabled it.
However, the Mac needs to be powered on, with an Internet connection, in order to report a guess as to its location.
If your Mac is lost or stolen - Apple Support
Note that if you believe that your Mac has been stolen, and you do see a location, it would be unwise to go there to confront criminals in person. The Mac's guess as to its location is likely to be a lot less precise than an iPhone's, as the Mac does not have a GPS receiver chip. So you might go to the wrong place … and if you went to the right one, the criminals might cause you to lose more than just a computer.
Your tag line says that you have a 13" MacBook Air running macOS 15.7 (Sequoia). All MacBook Airs recent enough to run Sequoia have either Apple Silicon processors, or Apple T2 Security chips – which means that they all support Find My, if you enabled it.
However, the Mac needs to be powered on, with an Internet connection, in order to report a guess as to its location.
If your Mac is lost or stolen - Apple Support
Note that if you believe that your Mac has been stolen, and you do see a location, it would be unwise to go there to confront criminals in person. The Mac's guess as to its location is likely to be a lot less precise than an iPhone's, as the Mac does not have a GPS receiver chip. So you might go to the wrong place … and if you went to the right one, the criminals might cause you to lose more than just a computer.
You have two options.
How to find a lost MacBook