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PHONE STOLEN!

Hi guys, my phone was stolen by a friend of mine, he ran off with it, he's my close friend so he knows my passcode anyway i can lock it down? Already tried lost mode but ita not locating and he knows the passcode so thats useless. Any help?

iPhone 11 Pro, iOS 15

Posted on Dec 3, 2021 9:00 AM

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Posted on Dec 3, 2021 9:28 AM

If your "friend" knows your Apple ID password, then they most likely, have full access to this phone. There are a few things you can try at this point:

  • Immediately, change your Apple ID password.
  • Use the Find My app on iCloud to attempt to lock this iPhone. It would become "available" once your "friend" attempts to connect it to either a cellular or wireless network with Internet access.
  • Contact your cellular provider and inform them that this phone is stolen.
  • Needless to say, but if your "friend" will not return your phone, you need to contact your local law enforcement agency to report it stolen as well.
  • Finally, for future reference, NEVER share your iPhone's passcode or any of your passwords to ANYONE.
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Dec 3, 2021 9:28 AM in response to jio34

If your "friend" knows your Apple ID password, then they most likely, have full access to this phone. There are a few things you can try at this point:

  • Immediately, change your Apple ID password.
  • Use the Find My app on iCloud to attempt to lock this iPhone. It would become "available" once your "friend" attempts to connect it to either a cellular or wireless network with Internet access.
  • Contact your cellular provider and inform them that this phone is stolen.
  • Needless to say, but if your "friend" will not return your phone, you need to contact your local law enforcement agency to report it stolen as well.
  • Finally, for future reference, NEVER share your iPhone's passcode or any of your passwords to ANYONE.

PHONE STOLEN!

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