Android
How to enable and use Find My Device on your Android phone
Find My Device is an integrated feature found on the majority of Android devices manufactured in 2014 or after. It regularly pings the location of your device back to their computers in order to let Google know where your phone is. Then, to view your device’s location at all times, you can head for the Google web interface.
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How to enable Find My Device on Android
Note: To use this feature, you must have a Google account.
- Select Settings on your smartphone.
- Click Security and passwords.
- Choose Privacy.
- Then click Find My Device.
- Turn on the function on the following page.
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The exact processes on your phone might be different, but for the majority of Android smartphones, the steps should be quite similar. If you’re having trouble finding Find My Device on your device, simply launch the Settings app and type the name of the feature into the top-right search bar. The good part about Find My Device is that it gives you remote control access to the device, making it more than just a tracker.
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How to Use Find My Device on Android
To activate it, simply open a web browser, go to the Find My Device dashboard, and log in with your Google account. If you have multiple devices, after logging in, choose the one you wish to find, and Find My Device will display its most recent location, the time it was last seen, if it’s connected to the internet, and its battery life.
It’s reasonably accurate, especially if you reside in a city; in places with poor GPS visibility, it can be inaccurate by up to 20 meters. Additionally, GPS can be unreliable inside structures.
