My friend's phone is missing. I think it has Lost Android or Android Lost on it. I'm not sure how to use it, though. I went with googoo instead and it apparently found the phone but can't contact it now, though it did earlier. It might be in the vehicle of someone he knows. Is there any way I can call up his contacts list and find the number? If we can call this person instead, maybe we'll be able to find it.
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Find Lost Android
- Thread starter Rgarner
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If your friend is using Google for his contacts, he can log into his account from a browser and go to https://contacts.google.com. From there you would be able to look up any numbers in his contact.
just an fyi:https://www.google.com/android/find?u=0
for the next time. as long as the device is powered on and has battery life you can always use google's find my device
you can even lock the device and sign out of google remotely
for the next time. as long as the device is powered on and has battery life you can always use google's find my device
you can even lock the device and sign out of google remotely
Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
Sad how the world is.
My friend who bought the new phone and then found his old one changed carriers to get the new one. He says he doesn't like the new company and wants to switch back, but I think that would be a little tricky if he can't unlock the new one. They probably want him to pay for at least a year before they consider it. At least I guess that's how it usually works. Is there anything I can do to help?
Raul McCai
Lurker
you can just ping it whatever operating system you are using you can ping it your return will be the Geo location numerical date to locate it