At least, that’s the least discomfiting explanation among the possibilities. You should find this under the 'Delivery' section. Tick the box that says 'Leave a copy of the message on the server'. Step 2: Then you need go to 'More Settings' from 'Change' after that, open the 'Advanced' tab from there.

In the latter case, I’m assuming I kicked it under there. Find 'Account Settings' from there and click on 'Account Settings'. True story: Places I have accidentally left my iPhone include my refrigerator and underneath my bed. Step 4: Scroll all the way to the bottom and click on. And you can also use this to find your other iCloud devices, just so you know (like your Mac), but I…uh…I assume that you lose your Mac in your house less often than something small like your iPhone. Step 2: Navigate to the Privacy section (small white hand, blue background). If your iPhone is successfully found, it’ll start making a pinging noise even if it’s muted, which is a quick way to locate your phone when you drop it between your couch cushions or what have you. All you have to do for this is double-tap whichever AirPod Siri is set to, and when it beeps to indicate it’s listening, ask it where your iPhone is. However, you may not know that if you own a set of AirPods, Apple’s bluetooth headphones, then you can ask Siri to find your phone for you, assuming you have one of the AirPods configured to invoke the voice assistant. And of course, the Find My iPhone app (or the associated feature on ) is also a great way to locate a missing or stolen device. If you own an Apple Watch, then you probably know that you can use it to ping your iPhone if you can’t find it in your house.

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