Select the devices you would like to add in SmartThings Find (you can edit this later) and tap Done.Choose Find and it will download the plugin for the service.To set up SmartThings Find, use the following steps. Note: SmartThings Find is only supported on Android devices. You can also share your devices in SmartThings Find with members of the SmartThings location to allow them to access device finding. Once a device is registered in SmartThings Find, Offline Finding leverages millions of Samsung community members to help find the last known location of your supported Galaxy device by anonymously detecting your missing devices via Bluetooth. Select Downloads from the menu to get a chronological list of downloaded files.SmartThings Find in the SmartThings app helps you locate your lost Samsung devices like phones, tablets, earbuds, watches, and more.Open Chrome and tap the three vertical dots at the top right.Most browsers, including Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox, allow you to open a list of files you have downloaded through them. There’s one last option for Android devices. If you are unsure of the file name, swipe the categories below the search bar, and you should see a This week filter you can tap to get a list of recent files.Tap the bar at the top that says Search in Files.You can also search for individual files if you know the file name. You should see a list of all your downloaded files, and you can pick the one you want.Find the Downloads category and tap it.(If this is the first time you've opened it, you'll be prompted to grant it access to all of your files, which you should do.) If you don’t have one, we recommend installing Files by Google. Some Android phones have a separate Downloads app in the app drawer. Most Android phones have an app called Files, My Files, or File Manager.

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