The latest Google Find My Device update adds offline tracking for Android Before the recent update, losing an Android phone meant you could only see its last known location on a map when Find My ...

Android 16 builds on existing anti-theft and anti-fraud defenses, striving for a smarter system that's harder to misuse.

There's fresh evidence of a new feature in the FInd Hub, which enables you to share your whereabouts from anywhere.

Find My Device lets you to add your Android phone and other supported devices to your Google account, so you can track them if they're lost or stolen.

Google's Find Hub network may soon introduce more automatic enrollment triggers, and you'd have only two days to opt out.

Android's "Find My Device" feature is now "Find Hub," and Google has given it the ability to track even people.

Find My Device can be enabled from Settings on Android. Courtesy of David Nield Not much has changed after the upgrade when it comes to making use of the Find My Device network that Google provides.

Google's adding auto-enrollment to improve Find Hub performance, and it looks like you'll only have 2 days to opt out ...

Just like you already can with Google Maps, the Find Hub should soon let you create convenient shortcuts for users you follow ...

Oh, hello Android 15. How’s that for an all-around excellent October surprise? Yes, indeedly: Google’s latest and greatest Android version is officially on its way to Pixel devices near and ...