The feature mentioned above is available on mobile devices that are running One UI 3.1 and above with SmartThings app installed.

Compatible devices must be purchased separately in order to access SmartThings Services.

'Bixby' is limited to selected languages and certain accents/dialects.

Please find 'Works with SmartThings' logo on the product or product package.

Available technology, functions, features and services may vary by country, service provider, network environment, or product, and are subject to change without notice.

For interoperability through SmartThings, all the devices should be registered with a single Samsung Account.

Each device must be connected to Wi-Fi or other wireless network.

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The ‘More Options’ link is not available for the phone that does work.

This is a link to Find My Mobile but it opens up on the wrong phone.

In full page mode the app offers ‘More options’ for the currently selected phone, but only for a phone in Guardian mode that it can’t locate. This makes it a bit pointless offering them as options, though they can be removed. The Find app is unable to locate phones that Find My Mobile accesses in Guardian mode, incorrectly suggesting Find My Mobile is not running and not clicking through. However on the dashboard map the same icon is positioned so that the centre of the icon is on the phones and the arrow points to the wrong place. This quite reasonably positions the arrow head at the bottom of the phone icon onto the phone location. The SmartThings Find app can optionally show the position of one or more phones, or other devices, on a map on the dashboard of the mobile app, one at a time, using the Samsung Find My Mobile service.Ĭlicking on the phone icon on the map brings it up full screen (as does running it from SmartApps).

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