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Android Central Question
I lost my phone yesterday. I thought I left it in a friend's car, but it turns out that I likely dropped it on the 20 foot walk it took me to get from her car to my house. I didn't know this until the next morning, though.
Once we realized that it wasn't in her car, I turned to Google's device locator. The phone's last known location reads as being across the street and several houses down from where I live, and the time stamp as of this moment is 24 hours ago. However, it last synced 5 hours ago.
If it is still syncing up, how am I not getting any update on it's location?
And if it has to connect to wifi in order to send a location, how is it possible for it to ping a location a decent distance outside of the wifi zone in my house? Currently there is no other activity on my phone, and near as I can tell it isn't being used.
Once we realized that it wasn't in her car, I turned to Google's device locator. The phone's last known location reads as being across the street and several houses down from where I live, and the time stamp as of this moment is 24 hours ago. However, it last synced 5 hours ago.
If it is still syncing up, how am I not getting any update on it's location?
And if it has to connect to wifi in order to send a location, how is it possible for it to ping a location a decent distance outside of the wifi zone in my house? Currently there is no other activity on my phone, and near as I can tell it isn't being used.