There are few methods to recover your lost mobile phone. Even though, you have to follow this tips before losing Mobile phone.
- Add or rename telephone numbers in your contact list as Dad – ICE (In Case of Emergency), Mom – ICE, Sister – ICE or Friend – ICE it will give anyone that finds your phone a way to locate you. If you have a land line home phone, add it to your contact list if it’s not already there. Label it “Home”. This way anyone trying to help return your phone can leave a message on your home phone.
- Put your name and contact information in your “Task” or “Message” list. Include a telephone number you can be reached at and/or an email address.
- Lastly, put your name on the marquee on your phones display screen. Use all or any combination of these options to help recover your lost cell phone.
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- Register for a Mobile Spy account (see Resources below). This software lets you easily monitor compatible smart phones. Once it is installed, it logs activities such as SMS messages and call information. All activities are uploaded to a password-protected account.
- Install the program (a link to the software will be emailed after you register). Once installed, Mobile Spy will update its GPS location every 30 minutes, even if the phone is turned off.
- Track you phone with e911. Some smart phones have a built-in service that gives their location when they dial 911. This feature, however, can also be programmed to transmit the phone’s location all the time. If you have this feature turned on, you can call your wireless carrier for tracking information.
- Turn your phone into a GPS tracking device with the free service provided by mologogo.com. Visit the website to sign up. If your phone is ever lost, log in to your account and it will tell you where the phone is.
- Use Stuffbak.com for a low-tech way to find your phone. After you register for an account, StuffBak will send you with a label to stick on your phone. The label has an 800 number and a website so the person who finds your phone can report it.
