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1. Offline Finding You can now locate devices even if they are not connected to Wi-Fi or cellular data. The network uses Bluetooth to ping nearby devices, meaning you can find your phone even if it's in Airplane Mode or the battery has just died (provided there is enough reserve power for the Bluetooth beacon). Search for a version that matches your Android

2. Support for Third-Party Trackers This update introduces native support for Bluetooth trackers like Chipolo and Pebblebee within the Find My Device app. You no longer need separate apps to manage these trackers; they integrate directly into the Android ecosystem, showing up on the same map as your phone and earbuds. Provide link preview (title

3. "Unknown Tracker Alerts" (Anti-Stalking) With the rise of tracker usage comes the risk of stalking. Google has built a safety feature directly into Play Services. If an unknown Bluetooth tracker (like an AirTag or a Tile) is moving with you over time, your Android phone will automatically detect it and send an alert. You can then prompt the phone to make the tracker beep so you can locate and disable it.

4. Encrypted by Default Privacy is the cornerstone of this update. The location data relayed through the network is end-to-end encrypted. Google cannot see the location of your device, and the people whose phones are helping you find your device cannot see yours. It is an anonymous, cryptographic handshake.