In today's post, I wanted to attach a video in which I explain the Android Device Manager operation, a totally free application that we can download in the Google Play Store under the name of Android Device Manager and you have a few options for security and location of our Android terminals.
Although the application does not require any computer knowledge or anything like that since it is the simplest that we can find in the Android application store, I wanted to do this video review so that you can see the operation of this sensational application that not even many of the Android users know exists.
What does Android Device Manager offer us?
Android Device Manager o Android Device Manager, offers us a complete security suite for our lost or stolen Android, an interface, which as you can see in the video at the top of this article is very easy to use and that will give us the possibility of locate our lost or stolen Android.
Once entered the user interface, the first thing we will have to do is select a Google account to which we have linked the Android device that we want to find or locate. As soon as we enter the correct password of the account linked to the device or devices, we will be shown a list of terminals from which we can select the terminal that we want to locate, a location that, whenever it is turned on, will show it to us with a small margin of error of just a few meters on a map.
Another option that is presented to us in Android Device Manager, is the possibility of accessing with a guest account, a very interesting option that will allow us to find the lost device of, for example, any known person who knows their Google account and password. This is ideal to help a friend, always with their consent, to search for the lost or stolen terminal.
Apart from being able to locate a lost Android terminal, playing the ringtone at maximum volume for five minutes or until we press the Power button, Android Device Manager, also gives us the possibility to erase the device, or just as easily block it for unauthorized use, all from a distance just by having an Internet connection via Wifi or data network.
