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Android’s Find Hub app now lets you remove old Bluetooth headphones & earbuds - 9to5Google

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Andrei Miroslavescu
The Find Hub app on Android is super useful for tracking down lost gear through the use of trackers or just other Android devices linked to your Google account, but it can easily get bogged down by filling up with every pair of Bluetooth headphones you’ve ever used. Finally, Google will let you remove Bluetooth headphones & earbuds from the Find Hub app on Android. As we mentioned back in 2024, you can remove devices from the Find Hub app. Smartphones, smartwatches, and tablets all disappear once they’ve been factory reset. Find Hub trackers (Moto Tag, Pebblebee, etc) can also be removed with a simple button in the per-device settings. But headphones and earbuds would stick around seemingly forever.
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