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If you lose your iPhone 6 can somebody still use it
If you lose your iPhone and report it lost can that person still use the phone but change it to their SIM card even. Would the phone still be valid or once I report it that's it it can't be used for no reason not even with another company
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If they change the SIM card AND reset to break / reset the passcode, then yes they can use it.
If you have Find my Phone enabled, you might be able to track it down. A young lad in my city was killed tracking down his phone. Sad but true.
If you have Find my Phone enabled, you might be able to track it down. A young lad in my city was killed tracking down his phone. Sad but true.
you can go on the icloud web site use you apple id and then then set your phone as lost or stolen
they will not be able to use it
it wipes the entire phone
it also sends an alert message
HTH
they will not be able to use it
it wipes the entire phone
it also sends an alert message
HTH
If the SIM is changed (which was a proposition in the question), I am not sure if the phone can be wiped.
If they change the SIM card AND reset to break / reset the passcode, then yes they can use it.Agreed.
I want to reiterate that if you have find my iPhone turned on, your iPhone won't be useful except for parts.
Not only is that amazing, it's been the case for over a year. Best deterrent to crime ever.
Not only is that amazing, it's been the case for over a year. Best deterrent to crime ever.
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If you're trying to find your iPhone you should read this for more information.
Overall, if Activation Lock is enabled, the thief would not be able to use your iPhone because the Apple ID assigned to the phone would, as you stated, be reported lost and unusable except by the original owner. Even if they restored the device the iPhone would still ask for the original owner's credentials. Basically, the device is paper weight in the thief's hands and could not be used again after being reported stolen.
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