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Activation Lock is a security feature designed to prevent unauthorized use of an Apple device in case it is lost or stolen. It is automatically enabled when Find My iPhone (or Find My) is activated on the device.

The iPhone 11 Pro supports Activation Lock because it is a model that features both Find My and Activation Lock capabilities. This functionality is built into the iPhone's system settings and is part of the security measures aimed at protecting user data and deterring theft. When someone tries to reactivate the device after it has been erased, they are prompted to enter the Apple ID and password that were originally used to set up the device.

The other devices listed do not support Activation Lock in the same way. The HomePod mini does not have the capability to utilize Activation Lock as it is a smart speaker without a display or user interface requiring such security measures. The MacBook Air from 2017 does not have the same integration with Find My as iPhones do, making Activation Lock unavailable for that model. Additionally, while Apple Watches with watchOS 2 or later can have activation locks, it generally depends on specific configurations tied to the paired iPhone and its settings, which may not universally apply to all Apple Watch models.

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