Google's Find Hub Can Finally Notify You If You've Left A Tracker Behind
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Google has begun rolling out a "Notify when left behind" separation alert for its Find Hub network, notifying Android users when a paired location tracker is left behind. The feature, first reported by 9to5Google, is enabled per device through the Find Hub app's settings and suppresses alerts when the tracker is left at the user's designated Home address on Google Maps. The rollout appears live in the US and parts of Europe and works across brands, with 9to5Google testing it on Moto and Chipolo trackers linked to an Android phone. The move brings Google's Find Hub in line with Apple's Find My separation alerts and Samsung's SmartThings feature, which have offered similar notifications for years. Watch for broader geographic availability and whether Google extends the alerts to more device categories.
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