Google's "Find My Device" automatically opts-in; opt-out link does not work
To opt out of the "Find My Device" feature on Android, users can disable it in settings under Security. This enhances privacy and prevents remote tracking, empowering users with control over their device settings.
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The article discusses how to opt out of the "Find My Device" feature on Android devices. It provides guidance on disabling this function, which helps users locate their devices if lost or stolen. The process involves accessing the device's settings, navigating to the Security section, and then disabling the "Find My Device" option. By opting out of this feature, users can enhance their privacy and prevent their device from being tracked or located remotely. The article aims to empower Android users by offering step-by-step instructions to manage their device settings effectively.
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2 commentsThis is by design. The purpose is for Google and law enforcement to know where your digital identity is.
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