Smartphones constantly detect our location. So no one knows when and where we are, but the smartphone with us knows exactly. To get rid of this problem, many people turn off the location facility on their smartphones. But even if the location facility is turned off, the location information of a particular person's smartphone can be known secretly through the Bluetooth tracker device. To solve this problem, Google has updated its 'Anonymous Tracker Alert' feature.
As a result of the launch of this new facility, users will automatically know if a Bluetooth tracker is connected to the smartphone running the Android operating system. Even if there are nearby Air Tags, Find My Device Tracker will also know their information. As a result, no one can secretly know the location information of the smartphone.
Any unknown Bluetooth tracker that supports 'Find My Device' technology can be identified through the Find Nearby feature. Not only this, the location of the tracker will be detected as well as directions to disable it. If an unknown tracker is detected, Google will stop sending location information to the Find My Device network for 24 hours. As a result, no stranger can secretly know the last location information of smartphone users.
