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Contact the vendor for additional information. If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch is lost or stolen If you lose your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch or think it might be stolen, these steps might help you find it and protect your information. Find your device.

Select a device to view its location on a map. If the device is nearby, you can have it play a sound to help you or someone nearby find it. Mark As Lost. Report your lost or stolen device to local law enforcement. Law enforcement might request the serial number of your device. Find your device serial number. Skip to step 7 below.

Erase your device. To prevent anyone else from accessing the data on your missing device, you can erase it remotely.

Use Your Google Maps History

After you erase a device, you can't track it. This allows another person to turn on and use your device. In that case, we recommend using a GPS tracking service. There are a few options out there, but AccuTracking is a good choice that works well.

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The service uses GPS to track the location of your phone — and lucky for you, it works with a wide variety of feature phones. There are still some easy ways to get it back. There are also options for locking your device, resetting your PIN remotely, and erasing stored data.

Use Find My on iCloud.com

You can even add a recovery message or phone number to the lock screen to boost your chances of getting it back, or prompt your device to play a sound in the event it may be nearby. Updated versions include support for indoor use to help you find your device in airports, malls, or other large buildings. If you own an iPhone you can use the Find My iPhone app.

This feature has been a part of iOS since version 5, so no download is necessary. It works with iCloud — so you can easily access it through a browser or another iOS device — and the location of your missing device will show on a map, along with the option to show where it has recently been.

You can remotely lock the phone, display an emergency message, or erase stored data if the phone has been lost forever. Those with smartphones can use a number of different location-sharing apps to let you know where they are. Facebook and Twitter both have location-aware check-in features, and Swarm has some pretty robust location-sharing features as well. However, we have a few more favorites for you to check out.

Simply open Google Maps and tap the hamburger menu at the top left, then choose Location sharing and you can choose to share your location with people via the person icon with the plus sign at the top right. You can choose to share your location for a limited period of time or until you turn the function off. Anyone you share your location with will see your icon on the map when they open Google Maps.

Google is constantly tweaking and improving this service and it has become a great resource over time. The app uses cell phone signal triangulation to find people and makes location sharing easy. If you and your companions use iPhones, you can use iMessage to share your location. The app is also great for chatting and video calling.