
Google Find Hub rolls out ‘Notify when left behind’ tracker alerts on Android
As previewed in October, Google has added “Notify when left behind” alerts for Find Hub tags and trackers on Android.
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Google has started rolling out "Notify when left behind" alerts for tags and trackers within the Find Hub app on Android. Spotted in version 3.1.787-06 across the US and Europe, the update lets users receive a notification whenever an item tracker is separated from their phone. The feature works with hardware like Chipolo trackers and the Moto Tag. [2][3]
To set up the feature, users can select a tag in Find Hub and tap the settings gear. By default, the app creates an exception to skip separation alerts at the Home address saved in a user's Google Account. The capability currently applies only to dedicated item trackers and does not support other connected hardware such as headphones. [2][3]
The addition closes a key gap with competing platforms such as Apple's Find My ahead of the Pixel Tag launch on November 11. Google previously detailed left-behind reminders in its Google Play services release notes alongside upcoming plans for a revamped setup flow, category icons, and NFC tapping to manage or identify lost tags. [2][3]

As previewed in October, Google has added “Notify when left behind” alerts for Find Hub tags and trackers on Android.
via 9to5Google
TL;DR Google has started rolling out “Notify when left behind” alerts for trackers in the Find Hub app on Android. The alerts currently work with item trackers but not with devices like headphones. By default, the feature skips notifications at the Home address saved in your Google Account. For the longest time, Google’s Find Hub suffered from a really obvious oversight that competitors like Apple’s Find My did not: missing support for Left-Behind reminders.
via Android Authority
Google has rolled out 'Notify when left behind' separation alerts for your tracking devices.
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