How to find a file with locate command?

Question

linux

Hello!
Please tell me why the locate command finds files located only in the home drive, although I search from another drive and folder?
For example:
[email protected]:/media/user/F24C56834C564291/elfkkk---------$ locate Lesson
/home/user/Public/Spanish Party. Opening traps (tricks for White). Lesson 27 (part 3).mp4
/home/user/Public/Spanish part. Black's wrong moves - how to react. Lesson 08 (part 1).mp4
[email protected]:/media/user/F24C56834C564291/elfkkk---------$

Answer 1

locate searches not on the disk, but on its own database. To search the disk, there is find.

Answer 2

locate searches not directly in the file system, but in its index file, by default /var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db
At the same time, the actual presence of files on the disk is not checked.
Use find.

Answer 3

find /media/use "Lesson*"