If your iPhone or iPad is lost or stolen - Apple Support (PH) (2024)

If you lost your iPhone or think it might be stolen, Find My can help protect your device, accounts, and personal information.

Mark as Lost on iCloud.com/find to lock your device

To sign in to iCloud.com/find, you don't need to enter a verification code — so you can use Find Devices, even if your trusted device is lost or stolen.

If you're asked to enter a verification code after signing in with your Apple ID and password, instead select the Find Devices button.

When you mark your iPhone or iPad as lost, your device is put in Lost Mode — it's locked with a passcode, payment cards and passes that you use with Apple Pay are suspended, and you can display a phone number and message for someone who finds your device.

  1. Sign in to iCloud.com/find.

  2. Select your iPhone or iPad. If available, the map zooms in on your device's location.

  3. Select Mark As Lost, then follow the onscreen instructions to leave a phone number and message.

  4. Select Activate to lock your iPhone or iPad with its existing passcode. If you don't have a passcode set, you're asked to create one.

Learn more about using Lost Mode on iCloud.com

If Find My wasn't turned on for your device before it was lost or stolen, it won't appear at iCloud.com/find or in the Find My app and you can't mark it as lost or remotely erase it. To protect your personal information, you should sign in to appleid.apple.com and change your Apple ID password right away.

Find your iPhone or iPad

If you have Stolen Device Protection turned on for your iPhone

  • If your iPhone isn't in a familiar location, you need to authenticate with Face ID or Touch ID to turn off Lost Mode.

  • If you or someone else tried to change your Apple ID password on your iPhone at an unfamiliar location, your iPhone might not appear on the map at iCloud.com/find. You're still able to Mark as Lost to lock your device.

Learn more about Stolen Device Protection for iPhone

Other ways to find your iPhone or iPad

If you have another Apple device — one that’s signed in with your Apple ID or one that belongs to a member of your Family Sharing group — you can use the Find My app to lock your iPhone or iPad and help you find it.

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Use your Apple Watch

Think your iPhone is nearby? If you have an Apple Watch, open Control Center and tap the Ping your iPhone button. You can tap to play a sound on your iPhone or hold the button down to flash the iPhone flashlight, and you can even get directions to your phone's location right on your watch.*

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Use the Find My app on another device

If you have another Apple device that's signed in with your Apple ID, use Find My on that device to lock and find your iPhone or iPad.

Use Find My on another Apple device

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Use a family member's device

If you're part of a Family Sharing group, your devices can appear in Find My on your family members' devices.

Use a family member's iPhone

*To use Precision Finding to get directions to your iPhone with the Ping your iPhone button, you need Apple Watch Series 9 or Apple Watch Ultra 2 and iPhone 15 or later. If your Apple Watch is in Low Power Mode, you can't get directions to your iPhone with the Ping your iPhone button.

If your iPhone or iPad is lost permanently or was stolen

If your iPhone or iPad is lost and you're unable to find it, or if your device was stolen, follow these additional steps to protect your accounts and personal information, and replace your device (if applicable).

Report your missing iPhone or iPad

  • Report it to local law enforcement. They might request the serial number of your iPhone or iPad, which you can find even if you don't have the device.

  • Contact your wireless carrier to report your missing iPhone, ask them to disable your account, and file a claim if your iPhone is covered under your wireless carrier plan.

Learn how to find the serial number of your device

Update your account information

  • Change your Apple ID password: Sign in to appleid.apple.com, then choose Sign-in and Security. Select Password and follow the onscreen instructions.

  • Remove your iPhone or iPad from your Apple ID trusted devices: Sign in to appleid.apple.com, then choose Devices from the sidebar. Select your device, scroll down, and select Remove from account.

  • If you filed a claim with AppleCare+ with iPhone Theft and Loss, don't remove the iPhone from your Apple ID (or from Find My) until your claim has been fully approved.

  • If you have Stolen Device Protection turned on for your missing iPhone, you might not be able to update some account information on the web (such as changing your Apple ID password or removing your device from your Apple ID). To make these account changes, you can use another trusted iPhone, iPad, or Mac.

Remotely erase your iPhone or iPad

  • Before you erase your device, make sure that you've tried everything else to find it. Erasing your device can't be undone.

  • You can remotely erase your device using the Find My app or at iCloud.com/find.

  • If your device has iOS 15 or later, or iPadOS 15 or later, you can still use Find My or iCloud.com/find to locate it after you erase it.

  • If you have AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss, don't remove the device from Find My or your Apple ID, even if you remotely erase it.

Remotely erase your iPhone or iPad

File a claim with AppleCare+ Theft and Loss

If your iPhone is covered by AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss, file a claim for an iPhone replacement.

Don't remove your iPhone from Find My or your Apple ID until your claim has been fully approved.

AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss is not available in all countries and regions.

Information about products not manufactured by Apple, or independent websites not controlled or tested by Apple, is provided without recommendation or endorsem*nt. Apple assumes no responsibility with regard to the selection, performance, or use of third-party websites or products. Apple makes no representations regarding third-party website accuracy or reliability. Contact the vendor for additional information.

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If your iPhone or iPad is lost or stolen - Apple Support (PH) (2024)

FAQs

Does Apple Care iPad cover lost or stolen? ›

While Apple's AppleCare+ plans for iPhone have optional (additional cost) cover for theft, available AppleCare+ plans for iPad do not cover loss or theft of iPad devices. If the Find My iPad feature was enabled prior to it being “misplaced”, then if active, you would stand a good chance of locating it.

Does Apple replace your phone if it got stolen with theft or loss care? ›

If it's covered by AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss, you can sign in with your Apple ID and file a claim for an iPhone replacement.

What to do if you lose your iPhone in the Philippines? ›

Mark as Lost on iCloud.com/find to lock your device

Sign in to iCloud.com/find. Select your iPhone or iPad. If available, the map zooms in on your device's location. Select Mark As Lost, then follow the onscreen instructions to leave a phone number and message.

What happens if your iPhone is lost or stolen? ›

When you mark your iPhone or iPad as lost, your device is put in Lost Mode — it's locked with a passcode, payment cards and passes that you use with Apple Pay are suspended, and you can display a phone number and message for someone who finds your device.

Does Apple replace lost iPads? ›

For an approved theft or loss claim under AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss, we will provide a replacement product that is new or comprised of new and/or previously used genuine Apple parts and has been tested and passed Apple functional requirements.

What happens when someone steals your iPad? ›

If your device is lost or stolen, you can turn on Lost Mode (for your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, supported AirPods, or iPhone Wallet with MagSafe), or lock your Mac. Tap Devices at the bottom-left side of the screen, then tap the name of the lost device. Below Mark As Lost, tap Activate.

Will Apple give you a new phone if stolen? ›

circ*mstances surrounding your device's loss or theft. For an approved theft or loss claim under AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss, we will provide a replacement product that is new or comprised of new and/or previously used genuine Apple parts and has been tested and passed Apple functional requirements.

How long does an AppleCare theft and loss claim take? ›

So in sum, it took under FOUR days from the claim submission date to the replacement phone being in my hands. Have to say I'm very impressed and I'm never going without AppleCare+ Theft and Loss ever again.

What does AppleCare not cover? ›

What is not insured? loss or theft, normal wear and tear, intentionally- caused damage, fire or cosmetic damage which does not affect the functionality of the device. defect in design, workmanship, modification or any alteration of the covered Apple device.

Can Apple track my lost phone? ›

The Find My network is an encrypted, anonymous network of hundreds of millions of Apple devices that can help find your stuff, even when it's offline. Nearby devices securely send the location of your missing device to iCloud, so that you can find it in Find My.

Is stolen device protection worth turning on? ›

According to Apple, Stolen Device Protection can help protect your accounts and personal information in case your iPhone is pilfered. This is an optional feature, but Apple recommends everyone turn it on.

Can a lost iPhone be used again? ›

With so many people asking that question should already know the answer. You cannot use a stolen iPhone! that depends. if the iphone has find my iphone acive, setting the phone back up might prompt you to enter the password for icloud or itunes.

Can a stolen iPhone be reset? ›

You can remotely erase your device using the Find My app or at iCloud.com/find. If your device has iOS 15 or later, or iPadOS 15 or later, you can still use Find My or iCloud.com/find to locate it after you erase it.

Can someone open my iPhone if I lost it? ›

Can a Stolen iPhone Be Unlocked? Normally, someone cannot unlock your iPhone without a passcode. However, they can factory reset your iPhone and unlock it using the above method or some iPhone unlocking tools.

Does Apple cover lost or stolen iPhone? ›

Both AppleCare+ options provide repair or replacement hardware service for your iPhone. Depending on the plan you choose, you'll get unlimited incidents of accidental damage protection and up to two incidents of theft or loss coverage every 12 months. Each incident is subject to a service fee or deductible.

Does Apple Care cover lost stolen items? ›

AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss covers You for repair or replacement of Your device in the event of Theft or Loss, Accidental Damage or Battery Depletion and access to Technical Support from Apple (as set out in clause 4.5). The Policy is sold by Apple and Apple Authorised Resellers.

Is a stolen iPad covered by insurance? ›

It depends on the policy you buy, but you can get protection for your iPad against theft, loss, accidental damage (including liquid damage), overseas cover, accessories cover and even eWallet cover – where thieves use payment details stored on your device.

Can I claim on insurance for lost iPad? ›

If you already have home insurance you might already be covered, at least when you're at home. But as items such as iPads are easy to lose and attractive to thieves, there's also a good chance your insurer will exclude them, or at least not provide cover for them when you're out and about.

What does AppleCare lost and theft cover? ›

What is this type of insurance? AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss is an insurance policy covering you during the policy period for repairs or replacement of your covered iPhone in the event of theft, loss, accidental damage or battery depletion and it gives priority access to telephone technical support from Apple.

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