Introduction to Google's Find My Device network Google introduced Android Device Manager in 2013 to locate lost or stolen Android devices. The tool was renamed Google Find My Device in 2017.

Additionally, hackers can also surveil you, but you can find out if someone's tracking your Android device by looking for a few signs, like unknown apps or weird messages on your smartphone.

Panic sets in when you can't find your Android phone. In 2024, smartphones are essential lifelines—they hold our memories, finances, and daily connections.

Now that Android Find My Device trackers work a little better, check out these less-than-obvious ways to utilize their improving functionality ...

Android’s Find My Device is a Google service that protects your Android devices and personal data. It lets users remotely locate, secure, and erase lost or stolen smartphones, tablets, and ...

With its latest update, the Find My Device app now offers a convenient and secure biometric login option for quicker access.

Google could be looking to expand the Find My Device network with more automatic enrollments, including turning on Location. Read on!

How location sharing in Android's Find My works When you open the Find My Device app, you'll see that it now has two categories at the bottom: devices and people. Tap on the people tab, and you'll ...

After a few months on backorder, Find My Device trackers from Chipolo for the Android network are now shipping immediately.