However, to be able to use this feature, your iPhone needs to be connected to a WiFi or mobile data network, so if your device does not have a network, “open”. But that was before, since iOS 14 Apple has released a new feature update that can help you find your iPhone even when offline. First, go to Settings => select iCloud account at the top => Find => Find iPhone => turn on the Find Network feature Enabling the Find My Network feature allows you to locate this iPhone even when it’s offline. As long as there are other iPhones around the lost iPhone, it will send you the location through the connection. And the note of this feature is that the machine needs to be turned on, not powered off. And if your device is powered off, “oh no”, but because iPhone can be accessed from the lock screen to turn off WiFi and mobile data, you will still have more chances to find your beloved iPhone. .

Recently, Google has added a new feature, helping users locate a lost iPhone even when the device is turned on silent mode. Note, this feature only works if you have the Google Home app installed and connected to Google smart speakers.

If you accidentally lose your iPhone in the house, just say “Hey Google, find my phone” through Google’s smart speaker. At this point, the Google Home app sends an important alert to the iPhone, which can bypass the Do not disturb mode and silence it.

In addition, Google Assistant also supports Assistant Routines (similar to Shortcut iPhone), allowing you to perform various actions when conditions occur.

Find my iPhone app on iOS is very effective at tracking / managing lost devices. You can find your iPhone on a map, mark the device as lost, or erase the data on it remotely, however, the new Google feature will be a useful option in case you lose your iPhone at home or office.