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Google has started rolling out a feature to detect unwanted trackers for smartphones running recent versions on Android. Users will be alerted when they are being tracked by an unknown Bluetooth-based tracker, but only AirTags are currently supported, according to the company. Meanwhile, the company also said it is pausing the rollout of its Find My Device network.
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