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Nearly a year after the feature was announced, the Find My Device network is rolling out to Android users who are using the latest beta version of Google Play Services. The new Android Find My Device settings seem to be rolling but the network is still inactive from Google’s side, as of now.
The updated Find My Device network promises to enhance device tracking capabilities by utilizing a “web” of pings from various devices, such as phones, tablets, and headphones. This network aims to pinpoint the location of a lost device with greater accuracy, akin to Apple’s Find My network. In other words, in case you lose your smartphone or it gets stolen, you can locate your device more accurately through the location of other participating Android devices.
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The updated Find My Device network promises to enhance device tracking capabilities by utilizing a “web” of pings from various devices, such as phones, tablets, and headphones. This network aims to pinpoint the location of a lost device with greater accuracy, akin to Apple’s Find My network. In other words, in case you lose your smartphone or it gets stolen, you can locate your device more accurately through the location of other participating Android devices.
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