Google has launched a new update to one of its most valuable tools, Find My Device.
Those with Android smartphones would be well aware of this feature, especially in cases when they happen to misplace a device. But thanks to the recently held I/O Google Developer’s conference, the firm is announcing more improvements for this feature.
Now, it makes it so much simpler to ping out devices that are seen offline and also be able to locate more devices that are seemingly compatible. Additionally, the company has highlighted a new approach using safety and privacy as its top priorities, thanks to some new tracker alerts that are Unknown.
It’s quite essential to have well-rounded control of your phone, even if you are not too sure about its exact whereabouts. And this is exactly where the company’s Find My Device tool comes into play.
It’s great to find some sort of lost device, earbuds, tablets, and others that receive support while getting tracked. Moreover, the firm says it’s working hard to try and enhance users’ general experience.
It hopes to do just that by making it so much safer to use. This is all thanks to another new system for alerts that send out warnings to users if any type of tracking device is located near them while also helping them retrieve it too.
This new endeavor is certainly valuable and it can assist users on Android in case you’ve misplaced it. As the company mentioned during its recently held tech conference for developers, it really does hope to make some major improvements to such offerings. So you can ping, despite being offline, and find a larger number of phones that are compatible with yours.
It’s not only the smartphone that people are generally worried about losing but the accessories that come with it including earbuds among others. So whenever a rogue tracking system inside a device is near to them, the users would now be getting alerts so they can locate it with ease.
In today’s day and age when technology is really breaking barriers and introducing the likes of such benefits, it makes sense as to why leading tech giants are not missing out on the chance to give users the best experience. And Google has always led the pack in such scenarios.
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Those with Android smartphones would be well aware of this feature, especially in cases when they happen to misplace a device. But thanks to the recently held I/O Google Developer’s conference, the firm is announcing more improvements for this feature.
Now, it makes it so much simpler to ping out devices that are seen offline and also be able to locate more devices that are seemingly compatible. Additionally, the company has highlighted a new approach using safety and privacy as its top priorities, thanks to some new tracker alerts that are Unknown.
It’s quite essential to have well-rounded control of your phone, even if you are not too sure about its exact whereabouts. And this is exactly where the company’s Find My Device tool comes into play.
It’s great to find some sort of lost device, earbuds, tablets, and others that receive support while getting tracked. Moreover, the firm says it’s working hard to try and enhance users’ general experience.
It hopes to do just that by making it so much safer to use. This is all thanks to another new system for alerts that send out warnings to users if any type of tracking device is located near them while also helping them retrieve it too.
This new endeavor is certainly valuable and it can assist users on Android in case you’ve misplaced it. As the company mentioned during its recently held tech conference for developers, it really does hope to make some major improvements to such offerings. So you can ping, despite being offline, and find a larger number of phones that are compatible with yours.
It’s not only the smartphone that people are generally worried about losing but the accessories that come with it including earbuds among others. So whenever a rogue tracking system inside a device is near to them, the users would now be getting alerts so they can locate it with ease.
In today’s day and age when technology is really breaking barriers and introducing the likes of such benefits, it makes sense as to why leading tech giants are not missing out on the chance to give users the best experience. And Google has always led the pack in such scenarios.
Read next: Combatting Deep Fake Images Is One Of Google’s Latest Priorities As It Unveils New Tool To Limit Misinformation
