Android's Find My Device network will reportedly go crowd-sourced

17 June 2021
The network would be powered by other Android users’ devices using Google Play Services to help find lost devices.

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AnonD-1003038, 18 Jun 2021You don't say things like this around here, even if th... moreIn retrospect, you're not that far off...

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    • 18 Jun 2021

    GC, 18 Jun 2021As much as I agree with MKBHD that it's okay for compa... moreWhere did widgets come from, Split screen hell even the notch (was found on the essential phone and another phone before it) hell even some format of app drawer so why you getting salty that google copied a useful feature "to stay relevant" I think that what apple did with widgets considering how they weren't implemented earlier.

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      • 18 Jun 2021

      GC, 18 Jun 2021As much as I agree with MKBHD that it's okay for compa... moreIt's funny that you conclude that Google copies Apple, not Samsung. Your bias is clearly on display for everyone to see.

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        • 18 Jun 2021

        Cyberchum, 18 Jun 2021I'm pretty sure that Apple wasn't the first with ... moreWho is the first?

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          • 18 Jun 2021

          Yeah that won't be exploited to all ends lmao.

            GC, 18 Jun 2021As much as I agree with MKBHD that it's okay for compa... moreI'm pretty sure that Apple wasn't the first with this feature.

              GC, 18 Jun 2021As much as I agree with MKBHD that it's okay for compa... moreWell, they both (everybody) copy Samsung nowadays, especially their UI, so nothing new..

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                • 18 Jun 2021

                GC, 18 Jun 2021As much as I agree with MKBHD that it's okay for compa... moreDepends on the country, some countries Apple has less than 1% market share...

                  FrickAndroid, 18 Jun 2021wow hail to Google autocorrect🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

                    FrickAndroid, 18 Jun 2021well let's be homest .Right now Google and apple are b... morewow hail to Google autocorrect

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                      • 18 Jun 2021

                      Google have been doing this for over ten years. Tracking all of your belongings every second of the day. Now they are letting the commodity (you) read some of the data they sell to their customers.

                        Bigmeme, 18 Jun 2021Even apple copies google. Just stop it.well let's be homest .Right now Google and apple are both not doing much r and d like OEMs.

                          GC, 18 Jun 2021As much as I agree with MKBHD that it's okay for compa... moreEven apple copies google. Just stop it.

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                            • 18 Jun 2021

                            Now that would be awesome.

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                              GC, 18 Jun 2021As much as I agree with MKBHD that it's okay for compa... moreYou don't say things like this around here, even if they are the truth. You'll get lynched and called a iFruit loser and an Android hater.

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                                • 18 Jun 2021

                                Its sux

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                                  • 18 Jun 2021

                                  As much as I agree with MKBHD that it's okay for companies to copy the good stuff about each other, it's hard not to laugh at Google's painfully obvious attempts to mimic Apple for relevancy.