How can I activate 'Find My Mac' on my MacBook Pro M2?

Weird. So in the 1st screenshot it appears to be OFF but in the 2nd ON, right? What does System Information > Hardware Overview display as Activation Lock Status? Does safe boot fix this?

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I had this issue as well and contacted Apple Support whom opened a ticket for resolution for 4 days. However, while waiting, I was able to solve this issue myself. Simply save all your files on a hard drive and reset your MacBook. If you have much saved on iCloud Drive and not on your MacBook the process is super easier. Once reset your MacBook, the 'Find My Mac' will automatically be activated. Good luck !

SAFE mode is:

        Start up your Mac in safe mode - Apple Support 

See what goes on, then come out of it with a normal re-boot.

Activation Lock off means Find My really is off.

I have the same issue with the Activation Lock being disabled and as a result not able to Find my Mac. Reaching out to Apple Support to get this removed. Plus the company I used for purchase, Fnac, is taking forever to find what is needed for Apple’s process for Activation Lock support.

I'm experiencing the same issue

Same problem here. Tried to turn it off, restart and back on. Signed out my iCloud account and signed back in. Checked the security policy - it is set to Full. Nothing helped.

I have the same problem. Is this a bug? My activation lock status is disabled, but everything is activated correctly for find my mac. Why is this?

Has anyone found a solution to this?!

I'm in a similar situation with MacBook pro M1 and macOS Sequoia 15.5.