Then, when a device you've marked as lost has been sighted, you'll receive a notification from the Find My Device app, and Google will attempt to ring the device at the time it was sighted. pretty much every Android phone out there - will be able to silently mark the location of the lost device on Google's Find My Device Network. When you mark the device as lost, you'll get "crowdsourced assistance in finding it." Presumably, other nearby Android phones with Google Play Services enabled - ie. That's where the crowdsourced Find My Device Network comes in. Of course, once your device loses its Internet connection or exits the Bluetooth range of any of your other signed-in devices, it can't be tracked solely by your own devices. When you've found it, you can mark it as found. If you've lost a device, you can mark it as lost in the Find My Device app. The Find My Device app not only shows you when the device was last spotted but also whether or not it's close by. After decoding the APK, we discovered multiple strings referencing the "Find My Device Network" and "Spot." The strings reveal how users will be able to mark a device as lost or found add "co-owners" that can also track your device(s) export, import, and scan an encryption key for sharing your device, and more.
Version 2.4.043_df of the Google Find My Device app rolled out earlier today. This is because these features are currently unimplemented in the live build and may be pulled at any time by the developers in a future build. An APK teardown can often predict features that may arrive in a future update of an application, but it is possible that any of the features we mention here may not make it in a future release.
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