A recently uploaded—and now since deleted—video to the Apple Support YouTube channel has accidentally revealed the existence of AirTags, marking the first time Apple has confirmed the Tile-like tracker is real.
As spotted by Appleosophy, the video named ‘How to erase your iPhone’ shows a mention of AirTags within iOS settings.
When the tutorial heads to Settings > Name > Find My to instruct users to disable Find my iPhone, that section has a toggle for ‘Enable Offline Finding’. It is here where Apple accidentally included a screenshot of the following text in the description of ‘Enable Offline Finding’:
Offline finding enables this device and AirTags to be found when not connected to Wi-Fi or cellular.
Oops. Looks like somebody at Apple made a boo-boo.
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