Find, ring, lock and erase any lost Android device
Find My Device helps you locate your lost Android and lock it until you get it back.
Features:-
See your phone, tablet or watch on a map. If current location isn’t available, you’ll see the last known location.
Use indoor maps to help you to find your device in airports, shopping centres or other large buildings
Navigate to your device with Google Maps by tapping the device location and then the Maps icon
Play a sound at full volume, even if your device is on silent
Erase the device or lock it with a custom message and contact number on lock screen
Download Google Find My Device App From Here
See network and battery status
See hardware details
Permissions Notice
• Location: Needed to show your device’s current location on the map
• Location: Needed to show your device’s current location on the map
• Contacts: Needed to access the email address associated with your Google account
Find My Device is part of Google Play Protect
How to sign in to Find My Device
After installation, you'll need to sign in to Find My Device from your Google account. If you're signed into more than one account on your phone, you get a drop-down menu from which you can select the account you want to associate with the phone.
Open Find Device from your home screen or app drawer.
Select the Google account you want to use the service with.
Hit the Continue as button.
Enter your Google account password.
Tap Sign in.
Give location access to the service.
How to see if your phone is discoverable with Find My Device
Once you're signed in to Find My Device, you'll see a map with your current location as well as the make and model of your phone, and two options — Play Sound, and Enable Lock & Erase. Hitting the latter option will allow you to start using the Lock and Erase functions.
If you've signed into more than one phone, you can select a particular device by browsing the list at the top of the screen.
Open Find My Device from your home screen or app drawer.
Select your phone from the list of devices at the top of the screen.
See if your phone is discoverable.
