Well this is an exciting AirTags rumor & piece of news! Apple’s Find My app has a hidden feature (easter egg) in the current iOS that lets us begin to access some pending AirTags interface features, starting with the normally-hidden “Items” tab in the Find My App. As discussed in our How Do AirTags Work<\/a> article, you will use the Find My App to locate your missing items with AirTags attached, anywhere in the world.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

We confirmed this hidden access technique ourselves with the below screenshots. Want to access the hidden AirTags features on your iPhone or iPad? Here are step-by-step instructions on how to access the new AirTags Items tab on your device, so you can preview how AirTags will work.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

How to See Find My App’s Hidden AirTags Features<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

1. Open Safari on a device running iOS 14.3 \/ iPadOS 14.3, or later<\/li>
2. Type in the link findmy:\/\/items<\/a><\/strong> in the URL \/ search bar, and hit Return \/ Go<\/li>
3. A prompt pops up, asking if you want to “Open this page in ‘Find My’?”<\/li>
4. Click “Open”<\/li>
5. Now you’re in the Find My app, like normal, but you should also see a new tab called “Items” with a picture of keys, a backpack, and a bicycle (see Screenshot #1 below)<\/em> — all things you can use AirTags to track in the future<\/li>
6. You’ll see an option to “Add Item” to pair a new AirTags tracker to your iOS account (see Screenshot #2 below)<\/em><\/li>
7. If you swipe up to read lower on the tab, you will also see an option to “Identify Found Item” (see Screenshot #3 below)<\/em>– which is the button you’ll use if you’re a good samaritan and come across someone’s lost keys or whatever with an AirTag stuck to it, and want to return it to them<\/li><\/ol>\n\n\n\n