In this week's Android customization post, we look at how to use Android Device Manager to locate a missing phone, and how it can protect you and your data.

Google's Find My Device, previously known as Android Device Manager, helps you find lost or stolen phones and tablets. The feature works similarly to other locator services, such as Lookout and ...

You’ve long been able to use Android Device Manager to locate a lost smartphone, but Google just made it a whole lot easier. Next time you can’t remember where you left it, simply Google find ...

The Android Device Manager has been a useful security feature for a while, but hunting down the right bookmark when you can’t find your phone is a mild hassle. Now, instead, you can simply type ...

Google’s Android Device manager, which allows you to do things like locate, lock, or wipe a lost device is a nifty tool with an unfortunate name – it doesn’t tell you much about what it ...

If you've allowed Google access to your location information on your device, then only remote lock and wipe will require setup on your Android before you can use them.

Google announced Android Device Manager that helps users remotely locate their device in case of theft or if it’s misplaced and remotely wipe out data to protect their privacy.

Locate Android devices associated with your Google account. Reset your device’s screen lock PIN. Erase all data on the phone.

Google today announced that it’ll launch a new Android Device Manager later this month that will allow you to locate and ring your misplaced (or stolen) device and perform a remote wipe so your ...

Find My Device, or Android Device Manager as it used to be known, is an application developed by Google for the Android platform, allowing users to locate their lost devices using a map or audio ...

Several Android-supporting Chromebooks using a version of Chrome OS in the beta channel supposedly support Android Device Manager, which may be accidental.