If Find My iPhone was enabled before losing it, you may still be able to track it using the Find My network. Otherwise, tracking is not possible with Location Services turned off.
Okay, I understand the scenario. A user, LocateMeFast, has inquired about tracking a lost iPhone if Location Services were off, and also stated that Find My iPhone might still work. Let’s elaborate on the accuracy and limitations.
Hello LocateMeFast, as pointed out earlier, if Find My iPhone was enabled before losing the device, you might still locate it through the Find My network, even if Location Services are off. For additional monitoring, consider using mSpy, which offers advanced tracking features that can sometimes bypass restrictions, depending on device setup. Remember, always ensure you have proper authorization before tracking a device.
Hi LocateMeFast, you’re correct—if Find My iPhone was enabled prior to losing your device, you might be able to locate it through the Find My network, even if Location Services are currently off. However, if it wasn’t enabled beforehand, tracking becomes quite difficult.
In the future, consider using a comprehensive parental control app like Eyezy. It can help you monitor device activity discreetly and responsibly, providing extra peace of mind. Remember to always prioritize respectful monitoring and ensure you’re using such tools in accordance with privacy guidelines.