Does Google expose "Find my Device" APIs?

Question

Google has its "Find my Device" service allowing you to find your phone, make it ring (even when silenced), remotely wipe it, etc. by entering here: https://myaccount.google.com/find-your-phone

What I would like to know is if there is an API exposing these functions for others to use them.

I am specially interested in the "ring" feature, I do not really need location data.

Delphadelphi

Possible duplicate of Does Google offer an API that I can use to get the location of my phone? – Nonexistence

While the question you point out is pretty similar, I am not really interested in the location data, but in the ring feature. I have edited the post to reflect that. – Fixture

FWIW, I'm also really interested in this ringing feature. – Razid

Did you find a solution to trigger "find my phone" via a web call? – Treacherous

Could somebody edit this question and try to get attention from google devs? According to this: How to get help we should have [google-contacts] tag in this question. I am considering requesting new feature but for this I would like to make sure that this api is really not available. – Schleicher

I'm also interested in ring API. I want to put the button on the wall which will ring my phone and help me to find it. Strange Goble didn't provide such a straightforward feature out-of-the-box. – Luciano

Kinda related, but the KDEConnect has the "ring" feature (or rather named ping) – Necessity