Richard,
When the phone is turned on and it asks if you want to enable Find My
iPhone, this is to enable that device to be located when it is missing.
To find an enabled IOS device you need to get the Find My iPhone app from
the appstore installed onto another IOS device and run it.
The Find My iPhone app requires you to log in with your apple ID and it
then
looks for all the devices you have registered to that ID that are turned
on.
You can then locate the device on a map and command it to do certain
things
like delete the data on it or make a sound so it can be found.
Hth,
Mark Threadgold
Of all the things I have ever lost, the one I miss most is my mind...
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Sent: 30 December 2012 08:01
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Subject: [access-uk] FIND MY IPHONE APP
Hi, I only have a 4s Apple device, and wondered if I could activate "find
my
iPhone" on that device, so that, if I lost it, I could use another device
to
find it? It wasn't clear to me whether you needed to set up the finding
device at the same time, or if that could be done once the lost device had
become lost. Didn't find the instructions particularly obvious - but
that
may well be me! Thanks,
Richard
Richard Godfrey-McKay
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