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HOW TO LOCATE LOST PHONE?

Lock and locate Your lost Phone


Use Android Device Manager (ADM) to find the approximate location of your device and when it was last used.

Android Device Manager is not a panacea for lost or stolen phones, but it's a useful tool kit that takes very little time and effort to set up. If you have an Android device released after mid-2010, then you probably have access to theAndroid Device Manager security feature — although you might not even know it.

Steps to Protect your phone!!!

  1.  Sign into the Android Device Manager website at www.google.com/android/devicemanager, and ensure your current mobile device is selected.
  2. From here, you can see the approximate location of your device. You can also lock the phone, erase your data, or ring your device. Your phone will ring for up to five minutes even if it's on silent.
     3.To quickly find your phone in the future, you can always ask Google to "find my phone."


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