Find My Iphone (No Location Found)

Felipedcs Said:

"Find My Iphone (No Location Found): I had my iPhone stolen two months ago. Since then, I used to check the iPhone's last location every day on the Find My app on my iMac to see if there was a new address, but today it stopped showing me the address I used to see. Now there's a message saying 'No location found'. I restarted the iMac to see if it was a system error, but it's still the same. I would like to know what happened."

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A Few Thoughts for Retrieving a Stollen iPhone:

• Use “Find My”:

Go Here: iCloud - Find My - Apple and see if it is enabled. Use the steps provided there to locate it.

• Backtrack your Locations:

If you were at a retail store or local cafe', then stop by and see if if was placed aside by the store manager.

• Call the Number:

Dial the iPhone itself; you might hear it ring in the other room..

• Text the iPhone a Message:

If you cannot find this, then text the iPhone, sending it a messages asking whomever finds it to contact you. Perhaps, have them eMail you, putting a particular title in it (so that you recognize the eMail. If you go to pick it up from an individual, then have someone there with you, probably meeting them at a public, safe location, both for safety purposes.

• Also, Contact Local Authorities:

Perhaps someone is respective enough to have turned-around handed it over to local authorities. See if they have found it.

Felipedcs Said:

"Find My Iphone (No Location Found): I had my iPhone stolen two months ago.[...]"

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Secure your Info:

Having been stollen, you need to (A)verify your devices, and (B)secure your account. Open a new eMail addressee d use that for your Apple ID.

1. Verify your Devices:

Verify that all devices are logged in to your account, by using this link: Check your Apple ID Device List to See where you're Signed in - Apple Support

then...

2. Modify your Credentials:

Having been stollen, someone lily has your credentials. So, by all means, modifying them.

• Modify: your login credentials (Using Both a New eMail and a New Password for each and all sites)
• Associate: a different method of payment to your account
• Enable: Two-Factor Authentication for Apple ID and for all other accounts that have such an applicable option

Well, we don’t know what actions the thief has taken with the iPhone. Perhaps, for example, the iPhone has been powered off for a while. That would cause this behavior.

Glad you got it back.