If you suffer from frequent phone loss, the new developments announced by Google may excite you. Google’s Find My Device feature, which can work even if mobile devices are not connected to the internet, will soon be available in many regions.
If you are a forgetful person like me, life can be really difficult after a while. Although small concerns such as where is my ID, where did I put the keys, where did my toothbrush go, are not of great importance, in today’s economic conditions, the loss of mobile devices, which are more valuable than gold, can lead to both material and moral losses.
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Although Google’s Find My Device feature has been available for quite some time, its effectiveness for ‘truly’ lost phones has been debatable. As a matter of fact, if your phone was out of charge at home, if it was not connected to the internet, or if the person who bought your phone turned off the phone (which is probably the first thing he would do if he was not a well-intentioned person), it would be impossible to find your phone.
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However, Google has made major developments in this regard. Last April, a new app was launched in certain parts of Canada and the United States. Accordingly, Google’s Find My Device feature is now able to find the device even if the phone’s internet is turned off.
The service offered is not limited to this. Let’s say the phone was turned off by the person who found it. If the Bluetooth feature is not turned off and the battery is not completely dead, the phone can still be found after Google activates its own network system.
According to the statement made by Mishaal Rahman, a source close to Google, these new generation features of the Find My Device feature have started to be developed for many different countries. Although countries and official dates have not been given yet, we can expect the number of lost phone cases to decrease fairly soon. What do you think about this issue, do not forget to share your opinions with us.