The Find my iPhone option is one of the best features Apple has brought to mobile devices. Thanks to this function, we can know at all times where our iPhone or iPad is, an ideal function if we do not remember where we left our device, as long as the terminal has an internet connection, otherwise, if we have previously configured it, We will be able to know the last location before running out of battery or internet connection. But in addition, this function has also allowed a mother recovers her abducted 18-year-old daughter. The Pennsylvania police received a notice from a mother reporting the kidnapping of her daughter by her former boyfriend. Thanks to the Find My iPhone function, the mother was able to locate her daughter and report the position to the police so that they could rescue her. Apparently the kidnapper was not smart enough to take the iPhone from his ex-girlfriend's daughter, so he sent messages to her mother informing her of the situation.
The mother just had to access Find My iPhone via iCloud to get the exact location of her daughter's device, who was fortunately with her. The police quickly came to the rescue and released the young woman. But in addition to allowing us to locate our devices, the iCloud Find my iPhone function is ideal if you have lost the device in your own home since you can activate an alarm on it so that it immediately begins to sound and it is easier to locate it.
With the arrival of iOS 9, Apple also added Find My Friends app, so that we can have our friends or family members located at all times without having to know their iCloud password, but previously we have to give our friends or family permissions on our device so that they know at all times where we are we find.
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Yes, thank goodness Apple has made it possible to send a sound to find the iPhone at home, imagine that you had to call the mobile from another phone as we did before ... ^^ (yes, now ... I know it could be silent, but is that according to the editor it seems the invention of the century!)