Google may be developing an Android version of an app to find items, similar to Apple’s “Find My”

According to foreign media’s XDA forum, Google’s service has recently updated the 21.24.13 Beta version. The foreign media found a paragraph of “mdm_find_device_network_description” in its code, which described as “ allowing users to use their mobile phones to help locate themselves Or someone else’s device “. This function is very similar to Apple’s “Find My” application. The iPhone can use Bluetooth or UWB ultra-wideband signals to find AirTags lost by itself or other users.

The code also appeared in the code to build “Find my device network”. If this function is successfully launched, then the Android device can also use the Bluetooth signal to find other users’ lost mobile phones. Foreign media said that there are more than 3 billion devices running Android in the world, most of which are smart phones. If most users’ mobile phones add this feature, it will greatly facilitate users to find lost devices.

Naijatechnews understands that the Google Play Store currently has the “Google Find My Device” application, but it only supports locating your own mobile phone, tablet or watch. In addition, the app also supports clearing or locking the device.