“Find My” is the brand new app Apple introduced at WWDC 2019, a combination of its other Find My products that makes it easier than ever to find the people and devices that are important to you.
Watching a movie or playing a game on Apple TV and discover your iPhone is missing? You can use Apple TV with Find My iPhone to locate your device.
If you have an Amazon smart speaker you can use it to find your iPhone. This is how you set it up so you can just say Alexa, find my phone.
When you misplace your iPhone at home, you can use your Apple Watch to help you find it. This new tweak changes the sound your iPhone emits when it’s lost.
The new Marzipan app for iOS and macOS reportedly allows devices to be tracked even when not connected to Wi-Fi or to a cellular network.
Creative hackers and scammers are using fake receipts and invoices to to steal iCloud passwords from a phone’s original owner and bypass Activation Lock.
Provided you have turned on Apple’s useful Find My iPhone service for your devices, you can tell your HomePod to locate a misplaced device or play a sound to help you find it In this step-by-step tutorial, we show you how.
Find out how to disable Find My iPhone remotely. This is perfect if you sold your iPhone or iPad and forgot to turn off Find My iPhone.
If you’re buying an iPhone or a non-Apple smartphone it’s always a good idea to check if it was stolen, here’s how.
Apple is giving away Panols for a limited time, a $1.99 savings, but only through its official Apple Store app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Created by Juan Arreguin, Panols allows you to share the panoramic photos taken with your iPhone, as well as other photos stored in your photo library, with Instagram users everywhere. Taking advantage of Instagram’s profile grid, Panols showcases your panoramas to their full effect in the standard three-across display view.
You can edit the name, description and geolocation of all your photos and be assured that your original photo will remain intact as the app uses a copy for all edits.
UnlockBoot has discovered that potential buyers of a secondhand iOS device can still check Activation Lock status by IMEI through Apple’s Support website.
As we reported, Apple recently took down its tremendously useful Activation Lock webpage for reasons unknown. The theft-deterrent tool allowed legitimate iOS device owners and just about anyone else to check the status of the Activation Lock feature by entering a serial number. Apple provided no explanation for the removal, but all checks point to it being a precautionary measure meant to prevent hacks relying on stolen serial numbers, as a reader pointed out in comments.