What to do if you lose your smartphone?

Many of our users' personal information is saved in our Smartphone like Contacts, Password and Bank Details etc. So if you ever lose your Smartphone, what will you do? If this happened to you, then we have come up with some tips for you. Which will help you in the situation after losing the Smartphone? Also, what precautions should be taken by Smartphone users, we are also going to tell you in this post.

After losing the Smartphone, do this:

1. After losing the Smartphone, you immediately contact your mobile operator and block the SIM. There is no misuse of your SIM. If you know the IMEI number of your Smartphone, you can also block the handset. The IMEI number is the unique identification number of the handset. IMEI number can be detected by dialling * # 06 # from Smartphone.

2. If the Smartphone is lost, you should report it to the police. Here you will also have to give the Smartphone IMEI number. If you want to lock your handset or SIM, the operator has to give the police FIR copy of the stolen Smartphone. Also, this copy also works in an insurance claim, if your handset is insured then

Take these precautions with Smartphone:

1. A smartphone is used for many purposes except for calls, such as for reading e-mails, checking social media accounts, and using banking apps including shopping. In this way, you should always change your passwords. Also, no banking and password details should be kept in the Smartphone.

2. Always keep a password in the Smartphone. The password of Smartphone should be such that no one can easily break anything. Nowadays, many options like combination password or fingerprint will be given in the Smartphone. You can also turn on location in the Smartphone. After losing the Smartphone, you can block the Smartphone remotely by visiting the Internet. Data can also be deleted as well.

3. After losing the Smartphone, the biggest damage to the users is the contact and photos. In this case, you always keep the Smartphone synced with the online storage service.