In this guide
Go to Settings, Security and privacy, Device finders, Find Hub and switch on Allow device to be located. Find Hub (Google's Find My Device) then shows the phone on a map from another device. Remote Lock needs a screen lock.
- Device
- Android
- Shown on
- OnePlus Nord 5 (CPH2709), OxygenOS 16.0.5.1201, Android 16
- App
- Settings
- Path
- Settings › Security and privacy › Device finders › Find Hub
- Real screenshots
- 4 of 4 steps
- Checked
- October 2026
- Sources
- 2 official, linked below
Step by step

Search Find Hub
It shows under Security and privacy, Google and Apps.

Open Device finders
Find Hub said On. Unknown tracker alerts is here too.

Allow device to be located
The switch at the top. It was on.

Remote Lock
It needs a PIN, pattern or password. Ours had none, so it offered Set a screen lock.
If you do not see this option
- Called Find My Device? OnePlus's OxygenOS 14 manual uses the old name, Find My Device, in the same place. Source: OxygenOS 14.0 User Manual
- Not signed in? It needs a Google Account on the phone. Source: Be ready to find a lost Android device
If this does not work
- Phone not on the map? It needs to be on, online and signed in. Source: Be ready to find a lost Android device
- Can't lock it remotely? Set a screen lock first.
About this guide
Find Hub is Google's service for finding a lost Android phone.
The screenshots are from our OnePlus Nord 5 with OxygenOS 16.0.5.1201 and Android 16, in Dark mode. Find Hub was On. It did not ask us to sign in.
Good to know
Set up Emergency SOS on a OnePlus.
Find the model and IMEI on a OnePlus.
In short: Security and privacy, Device finders, Find Hub, Allow device to be located.
Links checked in October 2026. Menus and features can change after software updates. These steps match the version named at the top.
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