How can I track my dead Samsung phone?

Can I find my phone even if it's offline?

I need some advice on finding my phone's contact and history even if it is off.

For example, I was trying to find some work that I had started on my computer a few weeks ago but, due to lack of access to the internet I had to turn my phone off. How can I locate it? It's not lost, it's just missing something like an internet connection or the phone not having its battery turned on. There should be a way to do this correct? And thank you. :)

What about when you leave the network behind temporarily? Can your phone still communicate with the cloud? - jaymeMar 11 '18 at 20:13. @jayme no. There's no way for the phone to tell the cloud anything anymore even if the phone is connected to it. You would have to download your contacts from online to see if it knows anything.
AndrewMar 12 '18 at 17:48. As the other users stated the phone does not retain any information to itself. The data, apps, messages, call history, photos, documents, files, apps and everything that is in it is deleted each time you turn off the phone. The only way to retrieve any of these items is to transfer it to your computer. If the data is removed from the cloud then you will have to wait until a new update and upload to your phone as if it was never deleted.
arohanMar 12 '18 at 20:43. I've only got one of the answers right so far, but the one I believe to be most likely to happen is: what if your phone runs out of battery and does not connect to wifi.e. This would force your phone to try to download and update files from the server which it would most likely use your battery, since it's going to try to update everything on the phone. What happened next, the phone has a full charge and is connected to WiFi.e. Your Android would then proceed to look for updates. Your contacts may or may not be updated correctly and since your phone is on the wifi, you can easily find the phone and then see what files have been updated.

The above, as said by @Andrew is what happened to me, if your phone runs out of battery and doesn't connect to wifi you're screwed.

Can I locate my Samsung phone offline?

I'm at my parents for my break and found my phone on the balcony.

When I plugged it in, I found that it was turned off but I could not find my password anywhere! That means I must be some place else in Egypt right now. Can you suggest any way to get in touch with me on whatsapp? Or is there any location where I can use my phone to contact you?

Thanks. Answer: Hi my phone and contact. Can you answer your phone when you're out of network? if so, how? If no, what's the number for an external SIM card? You can pay for one of the sim that is available in the market in Egypt. It will have a much better connection, you can use Google Maps and other apps without worrying.

The phone is lost in Egypt for sure.so I can only ask that do you know someone to help you or not? I'm also stuck. I'm in New York now, and i'll leave it next friday for about 8 days. And I don't have my password or anything
Any idea how to recover the data? Its an older iPhone 4. Its like they knew the data will dissapear someday. Please help me please!
This is a hard one. You will need to either get a second-hand phone or purchase a new one from an online store and then restore the data. If you have the Apple ID and password, it's actually easier. But I don't recommend going into an Apple Store. They'll charge you for service even if you're not able to solve your problem (for instance, I saw someone else who brought her phone in to buy a new SIM card with no luck). Instead, contact a website like this one. I know it's not really helpful, but if you want to take your time with it, its the best approach. You can also try searching the Internet. I'm sorry for not really helping you.

If you're on T-mobile and got locked out of your account, you can reset your account in case you forgot your password, so you can add your payment info.

How accurate is Samsung Find My phone offline?

When the Samsung Find My phone feature is activated, your Galaxy smartphone can be found and tracked down by the Find My Service.

After your device is locked, you'll need to use Find My on your mobile carrier network.

There are certain conditions that might affect the accuracy of your phone location. For example: Your phone needs to be active on a mobile network or have data connectivity enabled. Find My Services cannot track your phone if the SIM card is removed from your phone. Your phone needs to be running Android 5.1 or higher Your phone needs to be running Google Play Services 7.0 or higher

A carrier signal. Please ensure that your phone is activated and is powered on. If your phone is lost or stolen, you can also turn on the GPS (on your phone). This will turn on the Find My function on your phone.

Your phone needs to be powered on. If your phone is powered off when it is lost, Find My on your phone carrier may not work. When you enable Find My on your phone, you will need to check to see if your phone is powered off.

Your phone needs to be connected to a mobile network. When Find My is turned on, your phone must be connected to a mobile network and have data connectivity enabled. If your phone is not connected to a network, you won't be able to find it.

Make sure your phone is on a mobile network. To connect your phone to your mobile network, you can follow these steps: If you choose to use your phone's mobile data, your phone should be connected to a mobile network. This is the most reliable way to track your phone.

Your phone needs to be on a mobile network. Find My on your phone carrier network uses a carrier signal to locate your phone. If your phone isn't connected to a network, Find My won't be able to locate your phone. You'll see a red Locked message on your phone after it has been lost.

You will need to get your phone to connect to a network. You can turn on the GPS (if your phone supports this) and look for your phone at a location nearby.

Your phone needs to be running Android 5.