What you need to know: Samsung Find is dropping support on older Galaxy devices. Phones and tablets running One UI 2.0 (based on Android 10) will no longer receive app updates. Existing device tracking, Smart Tags, and connected accessories will still work, and you can reinstall the latest compatible version from the Galaxy Store or Google Play.

Samsung recommends upgrading to a newer One UI version to keep receiving Find updates and long‑term support. If you’re holding on to an older Galaxy phone, Samsung’s recent notice says the app will not get new features, bug fixes, performance upgrades, or future compatibility updates for those devices.

The service itself isn’t shutting down; existing features still work. You can reinstall the app from the Galaxy Store IS or Google Play, but you’ll only get the most recent version compatible with your software. Over time, the app may not work with newer Galaxy hardware as it evolves.

Android Central’s take: "I’m not buying the stable and high‑quality experience excuse." It’s a power play for planned obsolescence under the guise of a service upgrade. Keep your phone updated, or get a new one.