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How To Find Your Lost Cell Phone With Free Programs Online: Find Your Phone Fast!

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If you’ve lost your cell phone (or more likely, just temporarily misplaced it), you can enter your cell phone number at Where’s My Cell Phone and your phone will ring right away.

Then, all you have to do is listen for the ring, and see where that ring is coming from!

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Of course you could also call your cell phone number from a land line or a friend’s cell phone. But if neither of those options is available to you, then this free service would come in really handy!

The site [wheresmycellphone.com] does not share or store your phone number. But you can block your number if you wish. If someone else accidentally enters your number, your phone won’t ring. Source.

For the record, Google Maps’ click-to-call is another way to call your own cell phone.

You can also use Google Voice to call your own cell phone.

Here are some other great apps to help find your phone.

 

Find Your Phone Apps

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#1 – Prey: allows you to remotely control your device in the event or loss or theft. Prey lets you snap a picture of the thief, or write a unique message to be displayed on your phone so that someone can return your phone to you.

#2 – avast! Anti-Theft: allows users to find a lost phone, remotely lock it, or even remotely wipe all of the data. avast! Anti-Theft is a well-known security brand that you can trust.

#3 – Whistle: If you have a bad habit of “losing” your phone in the couch cushions or under a pile of laundry, the Whistle app can help you locate your phone.

#4 – Mobile Spy: in addition to phone tracking Mobile Spy features include a stealth camera mode, the ability to record noises in the vicinity of your device, app blocking, call logs, and web activity monitoring.

#5 – Theftie: takes a “selfie” of the thief, and also locates your phone — Theftie’s selfie feature enables you or law enforcement to get your stolen property back.

 

What To Do When You Can’t Find Your Phone

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If you don’t hear the ring and you’ve really lost your cell phone, then the following tips to find your phone will come in handy:

  • What To Do If Your Cell Phone Is Stolen
  • Backup Your Contacts In Case You Lose Your Cellphone
  • Should You Always Call The Cops When Phone is Stolen?
  • How To Find A Lost Cell Phone With GPS Tracking

Also, you’ll want to notify your wireless provider that your phone has been lost or stolen.

The reason? You are responsible for all charges up until the time that it was reported lost or stolen! Once you report that your cell phone has been lost or stolen, your provider will then shut off your device so that no one can make calls or send messages from it.

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I’m a health nut, a frugal mom, a dog lover, a DIYer, and a gadget girl. Personally, as a post-divorce, working single mom on a budget I have a lot of experiences that I enjoy sharing so others can learn from the things I wish I knew earlier! Professionally, I’ve worked full-time in a variety of marketing, sales, and editing jobs. You can always find me at the corner of Good News & Fun Times as Managing Editor at The Fun Times Guide (32 fun & helpful websites).

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LynnetteI got my first computer in 1986 and immediately started writing, saving documents, and organizing my entire life on it. Thus began my love affair with gadgets and all things tech. I built my first website in 1998 in old-school HTML code -- before websites were "a thing". Blogs weren't invented yet. It was the same year that Google was born. My husband and I created TheFunTimesGuide.com in 2004 -- before YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, and Mashable were launched. That was the year Facebook started and 'blog' was the Word of the Year according Merriam-Webster. Ever since then, anytime a new electronic gadget hits the market... I have to have it. (My husband's impulsive nature to try out every new tech gadget invented is even worse than mine!) When I'm not trying out fun new tech gadgets, you'll find me at the corner of Good News & Fun Times as publisher of The Fun Times Guide (32 fun & helpful websites).

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