These days, losing your phone is more costly than ever. Not only are phones themselves more expensive, but without them, you’re not only losing your connection to the world but potentially also your payment method and even your car key!
Luckily, one of the many things smartphones are getting better at is helping you find them. Of course, there are some limitations. If your phone’s battery is dead or the phone doesn’t have an internet connection, there’s not much that can be done besides looking for it the old fashioned way: by searching.
Below, we’ll show you a couple of popular ways to locate your phone before you start tracing back your steps.
If your Android phone is missing, the easiest way to look for it is through another device on which you’re logged in with the same account that’s on your phone. That can be either an older phone, a tablet, a laptop, or your desktop PC.
To find your phone from a PC browser:
Open Google.com, type “find my phone” in the search bar and press enter.
This makes finding a phone that slipped between the couch cushions or was left somewhere unusual very easy.
Your iPhone, as well as your other Apple devices, can be located using Apple’s Find My app. Again, it’s easier if you have another device besides your phone that already has your account on it.
Here’s how to find your iPhone through the Find My app on a mobile device:
If you don’t have an Apple device with your account on it, you can use any internet-connected phone or computer and use Find My from iCloud.com. Here are the steps:
Source: Phonearena
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