Google Find Hub: Find My Device Rebrand
- Google's Find Hub, the revamped Find My Device tool, is now showing its new colors within Android settings.
- The Find Hub rebrand,which includes updated app and web interfaces,is now integrated into Android's settings menu via the latest Google Play services update.
- The toggle within the Security & privacy settings now reads "Find Hub." Tapping this reveals updated settings, including a toggle labeled "Allow device to be located," replacing the...
Google Find hub, the newly rebranded find My Device, is rolling out across Android, offering more than just device location. This update expands Find Hub’s functionality to locate both devices and people, a significant upgrade from it’s predecessor. The rebrand, encompassing updated app and web interfaces, is now fully integrated into Android’s settings menu, thanks to the latest Google Play services update (version 25.20.37). You’ll find “Find Hub” replacing “Find My Device” throughout your settings, including the Security & privacy section. This change streamlines the user experience, making it easier and more intuitive to manage your tracking needs. Discover the impact of this update and how it changes your device’s visibility, as reported by News Directory 3.Discover what’s next for Find Hub.
Google Find Hub Rebrand Extends to Android Settings
Google’s Find Hub, the revamped Find My Device tool, is now showing its new colors within Android settings. This follows Google’s move earlier this year to broaden the tool’s capabilities, allowing users to locate not just devices, but also people.
The Find Hub rebrand,which includes updated app and web interfaces,is now integrated into Android’s settings menu via the latest Google Play services update. Version 25.20.37 of Google Play services replaces all instances of “Find My Device” with “Find Hub” in the settings app.
The toggle within the Security & privacy settings now reads ”Find Hub.” Tapping this reveals updated settings, including a toggle labeled “Allow device to be located,” replacing the previous “Use find My Device.” The section linking to the Find Hub app and web interface also reflects the new branding.
The Google services menu, accessible by tapping a username at the top of the settings app, also features the new branding in the “Recommended” tab. The Google Play services version 25.20.37 is rolling out widely.
What’s next
Users can expect a seamless transition as the Find hub branding becomes fully integrated across Android devices, offering enhanced device and people location services.