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If you're looking for Find My Phone, you'll need to meet the targeting criteria:

1. Find My iPhone has been set up on the device you want to target.

2. The device you want to locate needs to be powered on and has a network.

3. The mobile phone you want to locate needs to turn on the location service. (After iOS 7, even if the device does not enable location services, you can still call location services to locate your iPhone even if you initiate a lost mode on the device).

If your lost device is powered off or offline, you can still put it in Lost Mode, lock it, or erase it remotely. These actions will take effect the next time the device is in the ** state. If you remove a device from your account while it's offline, all pending actions on the device are canceled.

You can locate it through the [Find My iPhone] function.

1. At first, people may try to use the [Find My iPhone] anti-theft and anti-loss function to locate each other, but this method requires knowing the other party's Apple ID account and password, which is not particularly convenient to operate.

2. Following the "Find My iPhone" function, Apple has launched a function in the iOS7 system about recording frequently visited places, which can automatically record some places we often go to. Of course, this function also requires the cooperation of the other party, and then it can be viewed on the mobile phone.

3. What I want to introduce here is a location sharing function based on the ios8 system on the Apple mobile phone, with it, as long as the location information is shared with the other party, you can view the current location of the other party anytime and anywhere.

4. Of course, before you start, you first need to have a version on your iPhone system that is not lower than your ios8 version. For details, please refer to [Settings - General - About This Machine].

5. When everyone's system version meets the requirements, you also need to use your Apple ID to log in to iCloud services on your Apple iPhone. For details, you can log in in [Settings - iCloud].

6. When the above preparations are completed, you can start sharing the location information with the other party. You can turn on location sharing directly in the SMS window, for example, if you want to share location information with a person named Ben Ben here, you can enter the SMS conversation window in the message.

7. Then in the message dialog window, click the [Details] option in the lower right corner.

8. Next, in the contact details list, you can see the option of [Share My Location].

9. After clicking, you can choose to share the time you want to share, which can be one hour, one day or all the time. If you want to know the other person's location at any time, you can set the "Always Share" option on the other person's iPhone.

10. When the location is shared with the other party, the information that has begun will be prompted in the message window, and when the setting is completed, you only need to open the SMS message window with the other party and click the [Details] option to view the real-time location.

11. At this time, you can see where the other party and yourself are.

12. After the above setting operation, it is more convenient to view the location information, and you don't need to know the other party's Apple ID password, nor do you need to use any other software to achieve it. Of course, this positioning function needs to rely on some hard conditions.

Note: First, the location service must be turned on;

The second is that the iPhone must be connected to an effective network, otherwise you will not see real-time location information and a prompt that the location is not available.

1. First open the settings on your phone, as shown in the figure below.

2. Then click Privacy on the settings interface, as shown in the figure below.

3. Then click on the location service at the top of the privacy interface, as shown in the figure below.

4. Finally, in the location service interface, as shown in the figure below, open the button behind the location service.

iPhone Settings - Privacy - Location Services.

In the settings, open the built-in map positioning, open the map under the power of the network, and you will find that there is an arrow in your location, and you move it.

Turn on the positioning switch, and then directly open the navigation software to use.