Last Tuesday morning my Galaxy S6 was stolen.
The upshot is tracking using Google Find My Android Device is not working properly and giving me inconsistent data.
• Google Find My Android Device timeline map is giving conflicting information.
• Google Find My Android Device timeline map is losing information.
• Google Find My Android Device timeline map is fails to give location information even though syncing occurred.
• Does Google Find My Android Device track GSP of device, given my location services are turned on OR depends solely on wifi connection to the internet?
• If the former, then why did not GFMAD give location as well as sync time? If the latter, then why not get location info from phone? If there is enough time to sync an app, there is enough time to get location.
• What exactly is the difference between "Can't reach device" and "last seen ___ hours/days ago"?
Posting details in comments.
P. S. edit: Although seems like a Google tech question, a Google search lead me to similar 'track my phone' threads at this very forum.
The upshot is tracking using Google Find My Android Device is not working properly and giving me inconsistent data.
• Google Find My Android Device timeline map is giving conflicting information.
• Google Find My Android Device timeline map is losing information.
• Google Find My Android Device timeline map is fails to give location information even though syncing occurred.
• Does Google Find My Android Device track GSP of device, given my location services are turned on OR depends solely on wifi connection to the internet?
• If the former, then why did not GFMAD give location as well as sync time? If the latter, then why not get location info from phone? If there is enough time to sync an app, there is enough time to get location.
• What exactly is the difference between "Can't reach device" and "last seen ___ hours/days ago"?
Posting details in comments.
P. S. edit: Although seems like a Google tech question, a Google search lead me to similar 'track my phone' threads at this very forum.
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