You can still find a lost phone even if it's turned off—and we've got a step-by-step guide on how to do it. Skip to main content. A Trusted Friend in a Complicated World. Search terms ...

If your phone is truly lost and in someone else’s hands, then they’re likely to answer — if they intend to return the phone. Step 2: Retrace your steps. Do a full-fledged visual search.

If you’ve ever lost your phone, you know how unnerving it can be. Our phones are a necessity these days: They contain our appointments, our family members’ contact information, all our images ...

You may get lucky, and Google’s Find My Phone function may still work, but without preventative measures, finding a lost smartphone is still very, very difficult. We’ll try to help with the ...

Currently, when you lose your Android phone, you have the option to remotely secure your device with a PIN, password, or ...

So when your phone gets lost or stolen, it’s serious—it’s more than a mild inconvenience. If you no longer have access to it for whatever reason, here’s what to do next to ensure your ...

In earlier versions of iOS, tap iCloud > Find My Phone to turn on the feature. If you want to let friends and family members know where you are, turn on Share My Location on the Find My screen ...

Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson gives a step-by-step "Find my iPhone" settings setup that you can do on your iPhone so you aren't scrambling when you lose your device.

Find the one for your phone and you’ll see it located on a map. Since iPhones and Find My use other Apple devices in the area with “Find My” turned on, you’ll likely see the current location.