Article Courtesy: Angus Leader
Monday, November 30, 2015
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PhoneAngel.com - Tips on How to Get Lost Phone Back
TIPS FOR GETTING A LOST PHONE BACK
No one wants to have his or her mobile device lost, but what if it happens? Is your phone or tablet set up so that someone else can return it to you?
Here are some tips to increase the chances of a lost device getting returned.
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
PhoneAngel.com - Find Your Lost Phone: iPhone, Android
This man used Craigslist to lead police to his stolen phone and the thief
If you find yourself in the unfortunate situation of having your phone stolen, have a good look at Craigslist after reporting it to the police; because not only could your phone be for sale on the site, the thief could be the one selling it. That’s what happened to an unnamed man in New Orleans recently, prompting the police to issue a warning to criminals, saying they may become victims themselves when trying to sell stolen property on the website.
Reported by local news source nola.com, the unlucky smartphone owner had put his device down while scanning items at a self-service checkout, only to find out it had been picked up by someone else when he went to retrieve it.
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Sunday, November 15, 2015
PhoneAngel.com - What To Do If You Lose Your Phone
5 things to do when your phone is lost
Losing your beloved cellphone is fairly common business in this city. Left it at the CNG auto rickshaw? Lost it at the market place, at the school or the grocery story? Got mugged? It seems there are countless ways to lose your phone. Regardless of what the circumstance behind the loss is, once you have lost your phone, you know you are in trouble.
In most cases, we are left clueless and are unsure of what to do next. The Daily Star interviewed tech experts and cops, who have given the following advice:
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Saturday, November 7, 2015
PhoneAngel.com - Find Your Lost iPhone
An i for an i: Lost phones, tablets leading to rise of arrests for not returning them
When the North Naples woman returned to her car, her iPhone was gone.
She looked around, but just couldn't find it. So she pulled out her iPad and activated the "Find My iPhone" tracking program.
To her surprise, her phone was moving. She watched on a map as her iPhone headed west on Pine Ridge Road, then stopped at a Publix. She drove there, pulled in beside the targeted car and activated an alarm on her cellphone, confirming it was inside the other car.
She got her iPhone back that day. The woman who found and kept it went to jail.
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
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