Guide Android Device Manager

Android Device Manager is not a panacea for lost or stolen phones, but it's a useful tool kit that takes very little time and effort to set up.

If you have an Android device released after mid-2010, then you probably have access to the Android Device Manager security feature — although you might not even know it.

Google pushed out this system in August to all devices running Android 2.2. (Froyo) and up, but has kept it very quiet, even though Android Device Manager works well and provides a variety of useful functions.

Android Device Manager has four functions: location tracking, Ring, Lock and Erase. Each function is fairly self-explanatory and easy to use, but before you can test them, you'll need to activate Android Device Manager on your phone or tablet.

To access Android Device Manager, you'll need an Android device, a computer with Web access and a Google account. (If you have an Android phone, you probably already have an active Google account.)

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