Tuesday, May 9, 2017

Find your missing Mobile Phone in few seconds!!




Android Device Manager





                                  Google can be considered as one of the best user friendly companies around the world which provides you wonderful services through-out the past couple of years.By this service you can easily find your missing android device with few seconds.
                                  If you've lost a device (mobile etc.), you can use Android Device Manager to find its approximate location on a map and when it was last used within just few seconds. When Android Device Manager locates your device, that device also will get a notification.

Before you can use Android Device Manager to locate your device:
 Your device's location access need to be turned on and be signed in to your Google Account too. Obviously these two things will be already done as you already signed in with your email and play-store accounts. Note that: Android Device Manager won't work for devices that are turned off or that don't have a mobile data or Wi-Fi connection.
Note: If you've linked your phone to Google (learn how), you can find or ring it by simply searching for “find my phone” on google.com.
You can also ring your mobile/lock it or erase your data too.
Locate a lost device using Android Device Manager

  1. Sign in to your Google Account on android.com/devicemanager (If you are not singed up yet).
  2. If you have more than one device, click the arrow next to the device name to select a different device(Your most frequently used device will appear first).
  3. Android Device Manager will show you the approximate location in a map of the device selected.
If you have another mobile device, you can use the Android Device Manager application to locate your lost device. You need to have the Android Device Manager app installed on the particular device that you plan to use.
  1. First on the device that you have with you, open the Android Device Manager app Android Device Manager app.
  2. Log in to your Google Account.
  3. Change the device displayed:
    • On your phone: Swipe along the bottom of the screen to see devices you are using.
    • On your tablet: Press on the arrow next to the device to select a device.
  4. Android Device Manager will show you the approximate location on a map of the device selected.
For Android Wear users(Smart watches), you can also use your watch to find your device if it's connected by Bluetooth.
 
Once you find your device, you can remotely ring, lock, or erase it using the Android Device Manager. 
NOTE: Android Device Manager doesn't collect and store location history of your device. It requests your device's approximate location when you first sign in and this location data is deleted when you sign out of the device manager.

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