Google’s update to the Find My Device app, which adds a “People” tab showing contacts who have shared their location with you (and vice versa), is now available for Android users. The company announced the feature at the beginning of the month with the March Pixel Drop,

Google has rolled out a new update to its “Find My Device” app which allows users to see the real-time locations of friends and family who share their location with them. According to the 9to5Google report,

In the app on Android, you can tap the new People tab to show the locations of any contacts that are sharing their location with you. You can also switch to a tab that shows who you’re sharing your location with and gives you options such as changing the duration you share your location with someone.

Google's Find My Device app has received an update that allows location sharing with friends and family. The update is powered by Google Maps, so if you've already set up location sharing there, you will see friends and family in the app.

Google first brought attention to this "People" tab update during the March feature drop for Pixels almost two weeks ago. The company stated users can share where they are with "trusted contacts," and that point can be viewed on a map on their phone or tablet. All Android users should see this update, though.

Google is adding a new feature to its Find My Device app that lets you easily track the location of your loved ones.

The app now has a “People” tab, where you can see real-time locations of people who have shared their location with you (and those you’ve shared yours with).