When you view the lost device's location, there's a More Options button that will take you to Samsung's Find My Mobile service where you can then use its controls to lock down your device, remotely back it up or even erase it. Either you can sign into the app on a friend or family member's device, or use another one of your devices to find it via the app. Of course, if you lose your phone you'll have to use another device to access the SmartThings app to locate your device. Once it's turned on, you can view the location of your device(s) by opening the SmartThings app and select SmartThings Find. Once you do that, you'll see a map with the location of all your Find-enabled devices. If it's not set up already, there will be a SmartThings Find card you need to tap on to complete the setup process. , along with other Samsung devices that are linked to my account below the map. I had to go into the Galaxy Store app and update it myself, but once I did that the main page of the SmartThings app had a map showing the last location of my The setup process should already be taken care of as long as you're running the latest version of the SmartThings app. Jason Cipriani/CNETĪs for SmartThings Find, you'll need to have a Galaxy device running Android 8 or newer.
SmartThings Find will, well, help you find your device.
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