How to use the locator_tag example in nRF Connect SDK v2.8.0 on the nRF52833 development kit

[changhong]

Dear Nordic Team, 

After downloading nRF Connect SDK v2.8.0, I didn't make any modifications to the code in the SDK. I directly compiled and flashed the locator_tag example project from the SDK onto the nRF52833 development kit. When I bring the development kit close to the phone, the quick pairing card pop-up does not appear. However, I can find a broadcast named 'NCS locator tag' in the BLE debugging tool and establish a connection. Then, I tried compiling the input_device example and flashing the compiled firmware onto the nRF52833 development kit, but still couldn't trigger the quick pairing card pop-up on the phone. How can I use the 'Find My Device' extension feature in the Quick Pairing service?

Environment:

nRF Connect SDK Version: v2.8.0
Board: nRF52833 DK
Operating System: Windows 10
Android Phones: Google Pixel7 (Android 13) 

Looking forward to your response.

Best regards,

changhong

[PaKa]

What is required to use this sample is described in the sample documentation, you need to be onboarded by Google (link in documentation) to be able to recognize tags using Nordics debug keys.

[changhong]

Thank you very much for your response. So next, I should apply for model registration with Google and wait for Google's approval. Only after my Google account is approved can I use the Nordics debug keys feature, right?

[PaKa]

That is correct