Samsung has announced the discontinuation of its SmartThings Tracker service, which provides location tracking and notification features for devices like Galaxy SmartTags. This change will take effect on October 31, 2026, after which these specific functionalities within the SmartThings app will no longer be available.
The cessation of the SmartThings Tracker service means that users will lose the ability to locate their Galaxy SmartTags directly through the SmartThings application on both Android and iOS. This service also supported third-party trackers integrated into the same network.
Despite the SmartThings service shutdown, the core functionality of Galaxy SmartTags will continue. Users with Galaxy devices can still utilize the dedicated Samsung Find app to locate their SmartTags. Samsung is also rumored to be preparing a third-generation SmartTag.
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Samsung will discontinue its SmartThings Tracker service for Galaxy SmartTags and other compatible devices on October 31, 2026. Users will still be able to locate their SmartTags using the dedicated Samsung Find app on Galaxy devices.