Once here, click on the device you need to locate.

If the devices marked with offline have been active in the last 24 hours, you'll see the last known location. The online devices are marked with a green dot and the offline ones are marked with a grey dot. Depending on their settings you'll see two types of devices: offline and online ones.

You'll see a list with all your devices associated with that iCloud account. In your iCloud account click on 'All Devices'. If you're lucky and you're not in this situation, go to the next step. If iCloud isn't active on your iPhone, you can't do anything to recover it. If you need to have full access to your iCloud settings, iCloud needs to be configured on your iPhone. This tends to mean an iPhone is not associated with your iCloud account. Depending on your settings you may see different things: if you see only Settings, Keynote, Numbers, and Pages, your account is in web only-mode. Navigate to then go to ' Find my Phone'. If you've just discovered that your iPhone is lost, act quickly and try to find your device using the next steps: These are the steps you should follow to make sure that your iPhone data is safe, even if it was stolen or lost, and you have no access to it:Įxtract the data from it using iPhone Backup Extractor iPhone Backup Extractor can download and recover all your messages, contacts, call history, images, videos and more. Maybe you're asking yourself what you can save from your stolen or lost iPhone. With the help of iPhone Backup Extractor, you can recover all your data from your iPhone, even when you no longer have access to it. If you're worried about the valuable data you've just lost, and you're wondering if you can still extract it, we've good news for you: the answer is 'yes'! Have you ever had your iPhone stolen - or lost it? It happens more often than you'd think.

How to extract data from your lost or stolen iPhone

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