Find My is a fantastic and underrated feature on your iPhone that comes in handy when you need it most. You can use the app to track down any lost or misplaced devices, just as its predecessor ...

With Find My enabled, nearly all your Apple gear can be tracked if you lose it. But what happens if it takes you a while to notice and your iPhone or iPad’s battery runs down before you do?

Apple in iOS 13 and iPadOS merged the Find My Friends and the Find My iPhone apps into one app that's just called "Find My," because it's used for finding whatever you need to find. Since then ...

You’ve probably arrived at this article because you’ve lost your iPhone, or even worse, think it might have been stolen. The good news is that Apple has software that can make it easy to track ...

I tested three iPhone tracking apps–Apple’s Find My iPhone, GadgetTrack’s iPhone app, and SafetyWeb’s iHound–to see how well they worked. The cost of the apps ranged from free to a ...

Play around with the different ways to hide and then find hidden apps on an iPhone, and you might determine that it's worthwhile to use the feature more than you thought you would. It’s easy to ...

Apple has made some big improvements to its Find My service ever since it combined Find My iPhone and Find My Friends into a single app back in 2019. One such addition is the ability to track down ...

In the Settings app, go to Accessibility > Touch > Back Tap and choose one of two options: double tap or triple tap. You ...

Following the release of iOS 13.1 and iPadOS 13.1, Apple now allows anyone with an Apple ID to use the Find My app on another person's iPhone or iPad to locate their own device if it's gone missing.

Lose your iPhone? You can get its last known location by using the Find My App. Screenshot: Dua Rashid / Gizmodo With the goldfish memory I have, I leave my iPhone in the strangest places and ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Nobody likes to think about their beloved gadgets being lost or stolen, but unfortunately ...