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Google appears to be prepping Android users for its upgraded Find My Device network.
Mishaal Rahman points out that a new settings panel is popping up for a few people with a beta release of Google Play Services, like @AssembleDebug on X, but they can’t yet opt-in (using the process shown below) to make it work.
Announced at I/O 2023, the upgraded network will use encrypted location data from other Android phones for tracking, but it has been delayed until Apple updates its tracking protection, which could be coming in iOS 17.5.
Image: Mishaal Rahman
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