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Categories: TECHNOLOGY

Google Find Hub Bluetooth updates

Entities: Find Hub · Google · Google LLC · Android · Sony WH‑1000XM6

Overview

In late July 2026 Google expanded its Find Hub app for Android. On July 27 the app added support for the Ugreen FineTrack G Tag Bluetooth tracker, letting users locate the €25.70 device through the existing global Android network. The same update introduced a new option to delete previously paired Bluetooth audio devices—headphones, earbuds and speakers—from the Find Hub list, a feature observed across brands such as Sony, Pixel, Nothing, JBL and OnePlus.

Two days later, on July 29, Google rolled out a silent update that made the removal button widely available within the app. The change addressed longstanding user complaints that discarded devices remained visible, creating clutter and potential privacy concerns. Reddit and other user forums reported the feature’s rollout worldwide, confirming that the deletion function now appears in varied locations depending on the device brand.

Timeline

  1. about 15 hours ago

    [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Google's Find Hub app now lets users delete old Bluetooth devices

    Google's Find Hub update lets Android users delete old Bluetooth headphones, earbuds and speakers, fixing a common privacy and clutter issue.

  2. 3 days ago

    [TECHNOLOGY] 5 sources
    Google adds Bluetooth tracker and headset removal to Android Find Hub

    Google's Find Hub on Android now supports Ugreen FineTrack Bluetooth trackers and lets users remove paired Bluetooth headphones and earbuds from the app.

Sources

9to5google.com · cyberguerre.numerama.com · ilsoftware.it · netzwelt.de · shiftdelete.net · smartworld.it · telefonino.net