"LOST" phone app

[ColoradoHiker]

Seeking the "best" app that can help find either a misplaced phone or one that is on mute. Yesterday after a 20 hour day, travel in multiple states, meetings, car travel, hiking, and return from airport, I misplaced my phone. Turns out it was in my truck on mute.

If there is a recommended app to place on my phone, please advise.

 

[Devin Doucet]

Android device manager should already be on your phone I believe, you just need to set it up by logging in worth your Google account. Has GPS tracking, make it ring and ability to wipe it. I think there is a few other things you can do.

 

[TTQ225]

Android device manager should already be on your phone I believe, you just need to set it up by logging in worth your Google account. Has GPS tracking, make it ring and ability to wipe it. I think there is a few other things you can do.

Where can I find Device Manager? I looked everywhere but can't see it. Thanks.

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[daves221]

You may have to download it. Also try "where's my droid". Old UI but good functions.

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[angrytentpole]

It should inherently be built-in.

Just google 'Android device manager' and log into your google account and it works.

 

[Devin Doucet]

Mine is in my apps as "device manager" I think it was always there unless I downloaded it and don't remember, but I don't think so. I am on Verizon.

 

[ColoradoHiker]

Am on Verizon as well. I tried the Android Device Manager earlier, didn't see my phone listed as a device, but did download the app from Google Play, and now I see my phone listed. The location is "accurate to 20 meters". Good enough for my purposes, plus it can "ring" the phone even if it is on mute.
Thx for the info!