A smart way to find lost iPhone even if it’s turned off

The first thing that comes to your mind when you find out that your iPhone has been lost or stolen is the best way to find it.

There are ways to increase the chances of finding the phone, especially Apple’s Find My feature.

Some people find using facial recognition or fingerprint recognition an unnecessary step when using a phone, but these people are wrong. Setting a password and using your face or fingerprint to protect all information on your phone is an essential part of protecting your personal information.

After setting a password, verify that the “Find My” feature is enabled, which is usually enabled automatically in the phone. The function can be found in the settings, under the username at the top of the screen.

Apple’s Find My Network will collect information about the location of the device that has been marked as “missing.”

For example, if you lose your iPhone and mark it as “lost” in the Find My app, Apple will use Find My on any iPhone, iPad, or iMac to locate your phone, even if it’s offline.

Owners of other devices will not know that their phone and devices are contributing to the satellite search for a lost device.

And with your low battery, the phone will automatically send its last location to Find My to help you get it back if it’s turned off.