The problem with Find My iPhone besides potentially putting your password into a possibly compromised computer is that it won't work if you disabled Find My iPhone in your iCloud settings or if your iPhone is offline. Using the iOS app to locate an iPhone and ping it. Obviously, these tones and Siri speaking equals a good opportunity to find your iPhone under your bed or maybe even under a pile of papers on your desk. More Info: How to Use 'Hey Siri' Hands-Free on Your iPhone.When done, another semi-loudish tone occurs signifying "Hey Siri" has shut down. If you do say something and she couldn't hear, she may ask you to repeat it. Afterward, if she doesn't hear you right away, she might even say "Go ahead," "Yes?" or something similar. While some of you may not like the idea of your iPhone always listening to you, "Hey Siri" does come in handy when you need to find your device.Įvery time you activate "Hey Siri" by saying that exact phrase, whether your volume is down all the way or you have your iPhone set to silent, there will be a semi-loudish tone once Siri has been activated. If you have an iPhone 6 s or any model that came after it, you had an opportunity to set up "Hey Siri" when first activating the device and after a major iOS version. Option 2: Find Your iPhone Using 'Hey, Siri' More Info: How to Find Your Misplaced iPhone Using Your Apple Watch.You can also tap-and-hold on the icon to make your iPhone's LED flash brightly. Swipe up from the bottom when you're on your home screen to reveal the Control Center, then tap the icon that looks like a ringing phone to ping your iPhone and make it beep loudly. If you have an Apple Watch, it's really easy to find your iPhone with it as long as they are still connected using Bluetooth and/or Wi-Fi. Option 1: Find Your iPhone with Your Apple Watch With the alternative options below, you don't need any passwords, though, most of them do require some preemptive actions on your part to make sure they actually work when you need to locate your lost iPhone hiding under a couch cushion. If you're at a friend's house or somewhere else, it's obviously not a great idea to be typing your password onto an un-trusted device. The safest option when using Find My iPhone is to log on using your own computer or another Apple device, but you have to remember your Apple ID password to do so.
If you just need help tracking down your iPhone in your home or at a friend's house, Find My iPhone isn't necessarily the most convenient thing to do when you've got these other options to try out first. There are more ways to finding your missing iPhone than using Apple's own "Find My iPhone" tool in iCloud.
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