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I know the person who took my phone, but denies that he did. He had used my phone earlier that day and when I had not kept focus on him he erased and reset it then sold my iPhone. Is there a all way that I can trace my phone back if I pursue it even though he denies any involvement
iPhone 11 Pro, iOS 14
Sorry, but If this person was able to reset your phone, you can't track it. The only way someone else could reset your phone was you didn't use a passcode on the phone and you didn't have Find My turned on.
This sounds like something you need to take to the police. Apple can't help and doesn't get involved in lost or stolen devices.
Letting anyone else use your phone is never a good idea.
Contact your carrier to have them blacklist the number.
The phone is gone. You will never see it again.
Call your carrier to report the phone as stolen so it cannot be used by others.
Stolen iPhone was factory reset
