Google recently rolled out the Find My Device network for Android users but it has not lived up to expectations. The network, which uses AirTag-like trackers, is hindered by only working in "high-traffic areas" by default. Google is now urging users to change their settings to allow the network to function everywhere. By accessing the Find My Device app and adjusting the network settings, users can help improve the network's ability to locate lost items in all areas. Google promises improvements to the network, but the impact will be limited unless a significant number of users make the switch. Encouraging others to make the change can lead to a more effective network for everyone. So, spread the word and make the adjustment to enhance the Find My Device network for Android users.