Google's Find Hub helps locate missing Android phones, tablets, and accessories. You can access it via another Android device, a Wear OS smartwatch, or a browser on any computer or smartphone.

Before losing your phone, ensure it can be found. Keep software updated, stay logged into a Google account, verify your email, and enable Location. In Settings, go to Security or Security & Privacy, then Find Hub or Lost Device Protection > Find My Mobile, and turn on "Allow device to be located." Enable "Find your offline devices" and set a PIN, pattern, or password. Newer Pixel phones can be located hours after being turned off if "With network in busy places only" or "With network everywhere" is on. Bluetooth and Location must also be on.

If your phone goes missing, open the Find Hub app or website, sign in with the same Google account, and go to the Devices tab. You'll see the last known location. If within 10 meters, launch Maps for directions. You can play a sound remotely, even if the phone is silent.

For stolen or far-away phones, tap "Mark as lost" to lock it with your PIN, pattern, or password. Android 17+ with fingerprint or Face Unlock adds two-step verification. You can display contact info and a message on the lock screen. As a last resort, Factory Reset remotely to permanently delete all data and remove the device from Find Hub.