Samsung sends accidental ‘Find My Mobile’ notification to Galaxy phones

There is no reason to be concerned if you have received the push notification on your device.

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What you need to know

  • Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners across the world are receiving a weird ‘Find My Mobile’ push notification.
  • This isn’t the first time that a smartphone maker has “accidentally” pushed out a weird notification to users across the globe.
  • Samsung hasn’t issued any official statement about the slip-up yet.

Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners worldwide are reporting to have received a weird “Find My Mobile” push notification. The notification only has the letter “1” and disappears when a user taps on it.

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While Samsung hasn’t issued any official statement yet, it looks like the notification may have been sent out accidentally, similar to how OnePlus sent out garbled push notifications to OnePlus 7 Pro owners last year.

Huh. Girlfriend and I just had exactly the same Samsung push notification: her Note 10+ and my Galaxy Z Flip each alerted with a Find My Mobile notification. When tapped, it disappeared. Different Samsung accounts on each phone. Theories? pic.twitter.com/0NgVCWAjBe

— Michael Fisher (@theMrMobile) February 20, 2020

In addition to Samsung’s latest devices such as the Galaxy Z Flip and the Galaxy Note 10 series, several users with Galaxy S, Galaxy A, and Galaxy J series phones have received the same push notification. Weirdly, users who don’t have Samsung’s “Find My Mobile” app on their phone also claim to have gotten the push notification.

Similar to Google’s Find My Device app, Samsung’s Find My Mobile app allows users to find their phone in case they lose it. In addition to remotely locating your lost Galaxy phone, you can also lock the screen, block access to Samsung Pay, and back up data stored on the device using the app.

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