What happens when someone finds your lost iPhone?
After a day or two, if the person hasn’t contacted you through Find My iPhone or Find My Device, then it’s time to hand it over to the police. They’re generally obliged to try and return it to the owner and have access to resources—like being able to get cell providers to turn over personal details—that you don’t.
Will insurance companies actually block IMEI?
Only the network can block the IMEI number of a handset and most do it when they block the SIM regardless of where the handset comes from. Insurance companies then use a company like checkmend to check the sim and the handset was blacklisted.
Can I add Theft and loss to AppleCare?
For an additional cost, customers can now opt for lost and stolen coverage. Apple is also promoting new monthly payment options for both AppleCare+ and AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss. Monthly pricing is available for a maximum of 24 months, and goes for $10 for the standard plan, and $15 to include theft and loss.
Can I use a lost iPhone I found?
Keep in mind that if you find a lost iPhone, Activation Lock will prevent you from using it if it’s protected by Find My iPhone. It’s essentially a paperweight for as long as you have it in your possession. So don’t expect to use an iPhone you’ve found.
Can I report my phone stolen and sell it?
Store the serial number or IMEI in a place where you can access it without your phone. Even if the phone is lost, police recommend filing a report to help locate it if someone else finds it and uses it or tries to sell it.
How do I block my IMEI number?
In order to block the IMEI number, you will need to register an FIR in a police station about your stolen/lost device. The police station will provide you with a copy of the FIR. Take the copy of the FIR to your service provider (Airtel, Vodafone etc) and show them the copy of the FIR.