Your Android Is About To Serve Google's Device Tracking Network: Here's How To Opt-Out - SlashGear

Google's Find My Device service is getting some must-needed improvements, but for those that want as much privacy as they can get, here's how to opt out.

By: SlashGear

Apr 14 2024
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Find My Device has always been able to use location and internet services to put your Android phones on the map, which you can use to track, ring, lock, or factory reset the device. The latest update… [+959 chars]

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