

This ID is used for everything that you do with Apple, including shopping in the iTunes or App Store, accessing iCloud services, using iMessage or FaceTime, or contacting Apple support. The first time you purchase an iPhone or iPad, you must create an Apple ID.

In the United States, 71.6% of mobile users have a smartphone, and of those, 94 million devices were iPhones as of 2015. This guide will help users enhance their iPhone’s security and privacy by explaining the built-in privacy and security mechanisms on the iPhone and associated accounts. While all this can make life easier, abusers and stalkers can also misuse this information to monitor, control, and harass victims. You can erase all your data distantly at least making sure that your privacy remains intact.Smartphones store a lot of personal information, including email or social media accounts, reminders and notes, the number of steps we take each day, and even personal biometric data, such as fingerprint. There is an erase mode right after Play Sound and Lost Mode which is for use in events when you think that the iPhone will no longer be found.That number can be dialed by the person who finds that iPhone to make you aware of its location. Similarly, there is a Lost mode which allows you to enter a phone number that is displayed on the screen of your lost device.Then go to find my iPhone->All devices and select Play sound. To locate your device within your home or office go to and log in using your valid iCloud id and password.

This will make sure that even if you lose your device and it runs out of battery you can still get an idea about its whereabouts by checking the last location.
