Android Find My Device adds the sharing of the location of “people” in real time

The fall in Marchés de Mars features has brought a ton of new features! One of which is a The expansion of the search for Android my peripheral network, Go beyond the withdrawal of your gadgets to now include sharing people in real time. This update incorporates a “people” tab in the Find My Device application, currently in beta, effectively mirror and consolidating the previously exclusive features at Google Maps.

This new feature has a simple card view, displaying the locations of friends and family who have chosen to share where are. Under the card, a list organizes these contacts, detailing their proximity and their location, with filters to distinguish those who share with you and those with whom you share. And the launch of location sharing is quite simple; A floating action button allows users to select a sharing time and choose recipients, with a sharing based on also available links.

And if you are wondering about confidentiality problems, Google points out that digital protections are in place. Google says: “The location data is stored safely and you decide who sees your location and for how long – with regular reminders on the people with whom you share.”

Although the underlying technology is powered by Google Maps, this update consolidates the essential features of location sharing in a single easily accessible application. Instead of jumping between Google Maps and finding my device, they can now manage the sharing of the location of the device and people in an interface. This update comes after Google reorganized the entire search for my money network last year.

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I wonder if this expansion may require a reassessment of the name of the application “Find my device”, because its scope is now extending beyond the simple search for devices. Maybe “Google Find” or “Google Connect?” Let me know in the comments below what you think it should be called!