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Lost luggage won’t be a problem with the help of Android Find Hub and these airlines
Lost luggage? No problem, as long as you use these airlines.
- Android’s Find My Device is now Find Hub.
- Google is partnering with select airlines to integrate Find Hub sharing so it’s easier to recover lost luggage.
- This feature will roll out beginning early next year.
For many people, one of the most useful mobile accessories that came out in the past decade has been Bluetooth item trackers. We’ve all been there – we misplace something, or think it’s lost completely. If it had an item tracker on it, then finding it is a breeze. Now, Google is taking its Find My Device service to a whole new level after many years.
