New features and enhancements make it easier than ever to find your devices.

.permission. Find your Galaxy phone, tablet, watch, and other devices with SmartThings Find.

.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_SETTINGS_PROVIDER.

.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_SETTINGS_PROVIDER.

.permission.PRIVACY_POLICY_AGREEMENT_INFO.

.app.ui.permission.LAUNCH_RUBIN_SETTING..permission.SAMSUNG_KEYSTORE_PERMISSION..permission.READ_SUPPORTED_DEVICE_PROVIDER..permission.ACCESS_UNIFIED_HOST_MANAGER.While this should prove helpful for finding lost gadgets, it requires active participation from other Galaxy device owners. As a result, Samsung will notify you once it receives data about the device location. This is an opt-in feature and involves the other person alerting the Samsung server about your lost device’s location. In addition, if you report your device as lost through the app, other nearby Galaxy smartphone or tablet users can help find your device. According to Samsung, a device that has been offline for 30 minutes produces a BLE signal that can be received by nearby devices. The best part of SmartThings Find is the fact that it even works offline, thanks to BLE. One handy aspect of the service is that you can even locate individual earbuds, which should come in handy for those who are more likely to misplace them. You can start using SmartThings Find after a quick registration process.

However, it is worth mentioning that the UWB feature is limited to Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and Galaxy Z Fold 2. In case you’re wondering, SmartThings Find supports Galaxy phones running Android 8 (Oreo) or later, Galaxy Watch devices running Tizen 5.5 or later, Galaxy Buds+, and the recently-launched Galaxy Buds Live.

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