Use Google to search for lost Android phones
Just visit Google and type the keyword Where's my phone? right on the google search page, the first result of google will display a map showing your lost Android phone location.
Just visit Google and type the keyword Where's my phone? right on the google search page, the first result of google will display a map showing your lost Android phone location.
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The steps are quite simple, first visit the Google.com address.
Note : Make sure you have previously logged in with your Google account on your mobile phone and on the Google search page.
Next you type the keyword search Where's my phone?
You will now see a map appear.
Here you can locate your lost Android phone.
You can also locate your lost phone in a nightclub or bar.
Note:
You must log in with your google account on the phone and the google search page.
Your device must have GPS positioning enabled.
The phone must be connected to Wifi or 3G.
The Android Device Manager function must be installed and activated.
This method only applies to Android devices.
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Good luck!
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