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Everything Should Do Before and After Lose Your Phone

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Everything Should Do Before and After Lose Your Phone

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  1. EVERYTHING SHOULD DO BEFORE AND AFTER LOSE YOUR PHONE https://phonecareservice.in/smartphone-service-center-in-madurai/

  2. TURN ON REMOTE TRACKING Whether Android or iPhone, your phone will come with a built-in tool that lets you track it from the web or another device. On (stock) Android, it's called Find My Device, and you can enable it under the Security & location menu in Settings. On iOS, it's called Find My iPhone, and from Settings you need to tap your name, then your iPhone, to turn it on. You can then track your Android phone from any device where you're signed in with the same Google account, or track your iPhone from any device where you're signed into the same Apple account. You can also view your phone's last reported location on the web, by going to your Google Account or the iCloud portal. https://phonecareservice.in/smartphone-service-center-in-madurai/

  3. PROTECT THE LOCK SCREEN Think about all the apps you're automatically signed into on your phone: Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter, perhaps, plus your email accounts and maybe even a shopping account or two as well. The only barrier between those accounts and someone else who picks up your phone is the lock screen. With that in mind, it's essential that you put some kind of protection in place on the lock screen of your phone, whether it's a PIN, a pattern, a fingerprint, or a face. You can find these options under Security & location in Android Settings, or Face ID & Passcode (or Touch ID & Passcode) in iOS Settings. These lock screen protections don't prevent you from remotely erasing your handset from afar though, so you can still wipe your phone using Find My Device or Find My iPhone without actually having access to it. https://phonecareservice.in/smartphone-service-center-in-madurai/

  4. BACK UP YOUR DATA Regardless of whether you wipe your handset, you should prepare for the possibility that you'll never see your smartphone again. That means you need to back up your data somewhere else. Thankfully, your apps and your phone's OS can take care of most of this for you: Install Instagram on a new phone, for example, sign in, and your account is right there where you left it. To backup other data, like system settings and app data, turn to your phone's default backup system. On Android, go to Settings then tap System, Advanced, and Backup. On iOS, go to Settings then tap your name, then your device, then iCloud Backup (if you've enabled iCloud on your device, which you should). https://phonecareservice.in/smartphone-service-center-in-madurai/

  5. REMOTELY LOCATE YOUR DEVICE As mentioned above, you can use Find My Device or Find My iPhone to see where your phone is and remotely disable it if needed. Whether you're using the Android or iOS tool, the options are broadly the same. If you have another Android or iOS device, you can use that to track down your missing device; if not, head to the web and track from there. Again: Don't confront the criminal if your phone's been stolen. You'll see you have options to make the phone ring, if it's lost somewhere in the house. You can also remotely lock the screen, if you think it might have been unlocked when you left it, or remotely erase the device. That's the safest option; just make sure you've got backups in place. https://phonecareservice.in/smartphone-service-center-in-madurai/

  6. CHECK YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNTS Even if you think your phone is well protected against unauthorized access, it's worth checking your various apps and accounts on a laptop or another phone to make sure no one is accessing them who shouldn't be. Fortunately, most apps, especially the ones that contain sensitive information will warn you about unauthorized attempts to access your account. If your phone is protected by a lock screen, you shouldn't have too much to worry about in terms of access to your accounts, but it's better to be safe than sorry. For even more peace of mind, you might want to change the passwords on your key accounts, so if someone should gain access to your lost or stolen phone, they'll still be locked out. https://phonecareservice.in/smartphone-service-center-in-madurai/

  7. THANK YOU https://phonecareservice.in/

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