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Find is an important feature in the iPhone that allows users to locate Apple devices and paired accessories at any time, and this feature has been further optimized in iOS 15.
Set up Find My iPhone:
Users can go to iPhone Settings - Apple ID - Find to enter their settings interface.
If you want to locate your device' location, make sure find my iPhone is turned on, remember your Apple ID account and password, and make sure you're bound to a phone number that works. When you turn on this setting, you can also turn on the Find Network and send last location options.
1. After turning on Find My iPhone, users can locate, lock, or erase the iPhone and supported accessories, and cannot be erased or reactivated without entering a passcode.
2. After turning on "Send Last Location", when the device battery is exhausted to a critical level, the location information of this iPhone will be automatically sent to Apple and provided to the user.
3. It is recommended to turn on the "Find" network option. Previously, when iPhone was turned off, the find function could only locate the last position before the phone was turned off. Or after remotely erasing your iPhone, the system can't locate the location of your iPhone. Now, as long as it is an updated iOS 15 system iPhone 11 series or newer model. After you turn on Find Network, you can locate the iPhone even if the device is offline, power-saving, power-down, or erased.
In case your iPhone might be lost, or if you can't find where your phone and accessories are, we recommend turning on these settings now.
When you need to locate your iPhone:
1. For users who have an Apple Watch and have paired the watch with the iPhone, you can swipe up the watch screen and tap the iPhone icon with sound waves to make the iPhone automatically emit a sound in order to find. Even if your iPhone is muted, it can produce sound normally.
2. If you have an iPad or MacBook, you can also use the "Find" function that comes with your device to easily find your iPhone (you need to sign in with the same Apple ID): Open the Find app in your iPad or MacBook, tap the device to see where your current iPhone and supported accessories are located. The location will appear on the map and you'll see the location name, distance, and time under the device name.
3. If there is no other Apple device, as long as there is a device that can access the Internet, you can use your Apple ID to log in to the official website of iCloud Apple, and then use the "Find" function on the website to locate the location of iPhone and other devices:
After you sign in to the iCloud webpage, click Find to select the device that needs to view the location in All devices above the map. Tap the "i" icon next to your device's options to do more, either by selecting Play Sound or Erase iPhone. You can also click Lost Mode to lock your iPhone to prevent your device from being stolen by someone else.
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