With the increasing popularity of digital products such as smartphones, tablets, and TWS earphones, the probability of device loss is also increasing.
For example, when going to the mall to eat, many people will put their mobile phones on the table, once distracted after eating, they may forget to take it, although it can also be found through the positioning function, but if it is lost in a multi-storey building such as a shopping mall, station, airport, etc., the ordinary positioning function is unable to determine which layer is lost, we can only check layer by layer, not only may miss the best time to find it, and may even not be able to find it at all.
So, how to solve the pain point of finding equipment in multi-storey buildings? The latest Huawei Pura 70 series has given the answer! HUAWEI CLOUD has launched the world's first "floor-level device search" function, which greatly improves the efficiency of finding lost mobile phones.
Let's take the Huawei Pura 70 Ultra as an example to explain how to use the "floor-level device search" function, and test whether this function can really accurately locate the floor where the device is located.
As an old Huawei mobile phone user, I am actually very familiar with the Find Device function in HUAWEI CLOUD:
First, log in to your HUAWEI ID in Settings > HUAWEI ID. After logging in successfully, click Enter the cloud space to turn on the Find Device option.
If you lose your device, you can check the device's location, set a lost mode, play a ringtone, or wipe local data on the Find Device page in HUAWEI CLOUD to help you find your lost device and protect your personal data.
In order to test the accuracy of the "floor-level device search" function, I deliberately placed my phone on the 22nd floor of an office building, which is more difficult than the challenge of the mall, and then simulated the actual loss scene and started the search outdoors a few hundred meters away.
To view the location of a lost device, you need to go to the Find Devices page on the HUAWEI CLOUD official website (https://cloud.huawei.com/) or log in to your HUAWEI ID in the Find Devices app of other Huawei devices. When I entered the Find Device page, the system clearly displayed the location information of the current phone, and accurately located it to "22F".
Once you've navigated to the approximate range of your lost phone, you can use the "Play Ringtone" feature to make your phone ring for further orientation and quick recovery. It is worth mentioning that even if the phone is offline without an Internet connection, HUAWEI CLOUD can also support offline search, so you don't have to worry about not being able to locate it.
At present, the floor-level equipment search function has covered more than 10,000 mainstream cities across the country in business districts, airports, stations and other densely populated areas, and will further expand the coverage in the future to protect the safety of our equipment. (You need to upgrade your HUAWEI CLOUD workspace to version 15.0.0.300 or later to use the "Floor-level Device Search" function.)
In addition, we recommend that you enable the cloud backup feature in HUAWEI CLOUD so that your personal data will be automatically backed up to the cloud on a regular basis, and even if the device is lost and erased, you can use the cloud backup to restore the data.
Overall, HUAWEI CLOUD's "Floor-Level Device Search" feature provides users with more comprehensive device security services, greatly improving the efficiency and success rate of device recovery, and protecting users' personal data in a more comprehensive way with the cloud backup function.
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