Samsung Electronics recently launched SmartThings Find, a new service in the SmartThings app that lets you quickly and easily locate Galaxy devices. The SmartThings Find was initially available for early access to 6 million users across Korea, the U.K., and the U.S., but now it's available globally to devices running Android 8 or later. When you lose a device, just open SmartThings Find on your smartphone or tablet and select the device you want to locate. If you report your device as lost via SmartThings Find, any nearby Galaxy smartphone or tablet that has opted into helping find misplaced devices can alert the Samsung server about its location, which will in turn notify you. https://youtu.be/gGCHpFJl6Hs All SmartThings Find user data is also encrypted and securely protected, ensuring that the device’s location is not revealed to anyone except its owner. Read more in our articles including "Samsung SmartThings Find helps you quickly locate Galaxy devices" and "Samsung study finds Galaxy Watch6 can detect early signs of fainting".
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Feb 13, 2008Samsung Electronics recently launched SmartThings Find, a new service in the SmartThings app that lets you quickly and easily locate Galaxy devices. The SmartThings Find was initially available for early access to 6 million users across Korea, the U.K., and the U.S., but now it's available globally to devices running Android 8 or later.
When you lose a device, just open SmartThings Find on your smartphone or tablet and select the device you want to locate. If you report your device as lost via SmartThings Find, any nearby Galaxy smartphone or tablet that has opted into helping find misplaced devices can alert the Samsung server about its location, which will in turn notify you. https://youtu.be/gGCHpFJl6Hs All SmartThings Find user data is also encrypted and securely protected, ensuring that the device’s location is not revealed to anyone except its owner.
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