Google's new Find My Device network feature makes it easier to locate misplaced phones, tablets, and Bluetooth trackers. I contrasted it with Find My on Apple.

With Android Device Manager, Google has always provided a means of recovering lost Android phones. However, the 11-year-old Find My Device network has been rebranded and expanded by Google to assist in the recovery of not only phones and tablets but also Wear OS devices, such as the Pixel Watch, compatible headphones, and Bluetooth trackers, like Chipolo's One Point.

Since its launch in 2010, Apple's Find My network has been able to locate both third-party devices that are network-compatible, such as Nomad's Tracking Card, and Apple products like the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and AirTags.

However, in 2024, how do the networks compare? To locate