Google adds Maps integration to Find Hub, improving Android device tracking and deepening ties between location services and security tools.Google has begun rolling out a new Maps integration within Find Hub, strengthening its Android device tracking experience by displaying real time or last known locations on a familiar Google Maps interface. The update allows users to see misplaced phones, tablets, earbuds, and compatible accessories within a broader geographic context, potentially reducing confusion and improving […]
Google has begun rolling out a new Maps integration within Find Hub, strengthening its Android device tracking experience by displaying real time or last known locations on a familiar Google Maps interface. The update allows users to see misplaced phones, tablets, earbuds, and compatible accessories within a broader geographic context, potentially reducing confusion and improving recovery outcomes for lost devices and items.
Find Hub, formerly known as Find My Device, serves as Google’s centralized platform for tracking lost Android devices and supported items, including Bluetooth trackers that participate in its global device finding network.
