Why Google Needs to Create a Find My Device Tracker for Pixel Users

This article discusses why Google should develop a Find My Device (FMD) tracker for Pixel devices, despite having designed the FMD network and it being trusted by users. The FMD network allows tracking of devices and tags through Bluetooth, with strong privacy protections like end-to-end encryption. Currently, only a few third-party trackers are available for the FMD network, presenting an opportunity for Google to enter this market. A Pixel tracker could integrate seamlessly into the existing ecosystem of Pixel phones and accessories, offering features such as wireless charging and improved visibility in high-traffic or low-network scenarios. This would not only enhance the functionality but also strengthen the proprietary nature of the ecosystem.
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