The name "AirTags" has appeared in a brand new Apple support video, putting to rest any debate about what Apple will ultimately call its forthcoming wireless trackers that are expected to help users keep tabs on possessions beyond electronic devices.

The video, briefly published on Thursday, explicitly showed the "AirTags" name in an Apple menu. The product's name was listed under the "Enable Offline Finding" section of a video describing how to erase an iPhone.

Specifically, the image proves that the accessory can be "found when not connected to Wi-Fi or cellular." This has been predicted for some time, and leverages the UWB technology found in the iPhone, and obviously in the AirTags, to locate the lost device.

Apple's video was pulled by the company itself after about 15 minutes of availability, and less than 1500 views.

Rumors have swirled since 2019 about an Apple-produced tracker that works with the refreshed Find My app. All of the reports have suggested Apple would shift from just tracking lost Apple hardware, into locating other items. "Tag" hardware references found in June 2019 first alluded to AirTags' existence, and hinted at adding Tile-like functionality to the app.

Close-up of Apple's now retracted video, showing the AirTags name

Screenshots found in October 2019 showed an updated Find My app with a bottom bar with "People," "Devices," "Items," and "Me." In the screenshots, the AirTags are still referred to by their codename, "B389."

Other screenshots show the AirTags setup process, which will consist of pulling the tab on the AirTag and bringing it within range of an iPhone.