We have different iTunes accounts. I gave Rob my password and name of iPhone and he was able to use his Find My iPhone to find mine. For me, it's "peace of mind" to keep Find My iodine on all the time.
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On Sep 26, 2012, at 5:19 PM, Carol Corley <floridabouvs@gmail.com> wrote:
> We leave ours on also. Yesterday we were out and my husband suddenly discovered he didn't have his phone. At a wifi site he used his iPad to,find his phone and it told him it was at home. Whew!
> You were lucky that you found yours. Are you and your husband on the same iTunes? I don't think mine would find my husbands. At least, when I have called it up for fun, I only,see my devices, not his. We a
> Have different iTunes accounts. There is such a thing as too much togetherness :-))
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> I know people that won't use Find My iPhone because they say it uses up battery. So, they leave it off. I leave it going all the time. Glad I do. I didn't notice my iPhone 4 had dropped out of my pocket until I was about 5 miles away. I couldn't remember where I last had it. Rob used Find My iodine from his iPhone and located it. We went to where the app said it was, made the phone make the Find My iodine noise and found it. Boy, you really don't know what it's like to lose your iPhone with all your personal info in it until you do. You really find out how much you depend on your iPhone.
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