Can you turn on my find my for a missing device
Someone stole my iPad but the Findmyiphone was not set up yet. Is there any way I can still track it? Isn’t it automatically turned on?
iPad Pro, iPadOS 14
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Someone stole my iPad but the Findmyiphone was not set up yet. Is there any way I can still track it? Isn’t it automatically turned on?
iPad Pro, iPadOS 14
Here is Apple’s advice for lost or stolen devices:
If your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch is lost or stolen – Apple Support
Use the Find My app to locate a lost or stolen device – Apple Support
If the Find My iPad feature was enabled prior to it being “misplaced”, then if active, you would stand a good chance of locating it.
However, if the feature was not activated prior to being misplaced - or the iPad has been inactive for more than 24 hours, the last known location will not be available - and the opportunity to use technical means to recover the iPad have been lost.
Here is Apple’s advice for lost or stolen devices:
If your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch is lost or stolen – Apple Support
Use the Find My app to locate a lost or stolen device – Apple Support
If the Find My iPad feature was enabled prior to it being “misplaced”, then if active, you would stand a good chance of locating it.
However, if the feature was not activated prior to being misplaced - or the iPad has been inactive for more than 24 hours, the last known location will not be available - and the opportunity to use technical means to recover the iPad have been lost.
No.
Find My needed to be setup and active on the devixe already.
Sorry.
Nope.
If you didn’t already set it up on the device, then it can’t be on.
Sorry.
Can you turn on my find my for a missing device