For example, retrieve calls and messages will sync with the phone and show you the last 50 calls and messages, complete with phone numbers.

There are a couple that are worth explaining a bit more. A popup will also provide a series of actions to take on the lost device: If it's powered on, you will see its current location and battery percentage. Once there, log into your account and select the device you're looking for. Instead, you can use any mobile or desktop browser to visit. Samsung doesn't have an app you can use on another phone to track a lost device. Send last location will monitor the device's battery and send its last known location right before it loses power. Google location service provides more accurate location information - vital at a time when you're tracking down a lost device. Remote controls will allow you to do things like force a remote backup, retrieve call and message logs, enable battery saving features and so on. I suggest turning on all options associated with the feature as well. If prompted, sign into your Samsung account to enable the feature. Alternatively, you can go to Settings > Lock Screen and Security > Find My Mobile. If you signed into your Samsung account during initial setup, like I said, odds are Find My Mobile is already turned on.Ĭheck on your device by searching for Find My Mobile in the Settings app.

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