Google’s useful application has been downloaded 500 million times!

Android Google, the father of the world, continues to release useful applications for a better Android experience for its users. In this context, Google, which offers and constantly improves applications such as Docs and Maps to its users, also introduced the Find My Device application. The much-loved application has been downloaded 500 million times. Here is the Find My Device application and how to download it guide…

What is the Find My Device app? How to download?

The Find My Device application, published by Google on December 11, 2013, is quite simple yet useful. Because the application has the same principle as Apple’s popular “Find” application. This application, offered for Android users, provides you with great convenience in cases where your device is lost or stolen.

The app allows you to track the location, charging status, etc. of Android phones, tablets, Wear OS watches, Fast Pair headphones, or users of your choice. In addition to seeing it on the map; It lets you play a sound, lock devices, add a custom message, or delete devices signed in to your Google Account.

The 11-year-old application recently surpassed the 500 million download mark. So how to download the Find My Device application?

1. Enter Google Play Store: Open the Google Play Store application on your device.
2. Type “Find My Device” in the Search Box: Type “Find My Device” in the search bar at the top of the screen and click the search button.
3. Find the App: Find the “Find My Device” application developed by Google LLC.
4. Download and Install: Download the application by clicking the “Install” button and wait for the installation to complete.
5. Open and Sign In: Open the app and log in with your Google account.

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