Google is preparing to activate the Find My Device network, which allows finding offline devices. Thanks to this network, you will be able to find lost phones, headphones and tracking devices using the wide network of Android devices. The launch of the network was delayed to address tracking concerns among Android users that arose with the introduction of Apple’s AirTag in 2021.
Let’s say that this network will not be limited to Wi-Fi connection only and can also work via Bluetooth. It will also be compatible with other brands that offer similar services, such as Apple and Samsung. It will support Bluetooth tracking devices from brands such as Tile, Chipolo and Pebblebee. It will also be able to track compatible audio devices such as Pixel Buds and Sony headphones.
Google has started showing network-related settings to beta users. Users will receive a notification on their Android device when the network is activated and Find My Device website You will also have the option to disable the network via . We should also point out that the network will be enabled by default on all Android devices connected to the user’s Google account.
Let’s just say that some people have received the official email about the Find My Device network and can access the settings page.
