Mobileme find my phone

hello ive set up the free mobileme find my iphone and works well...but when i try to set up on my sons phone it wont let me register would this be its a pay as you go iphone as mine is on contract...ive put the latest os 4.2.3 cheers

http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2734

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    Just ignore any prompts you get. Don't click the move to iCloud button and don't visit me.com/move. Just keep using mobileme as you have been.
    The ONLY clickable button is "Open iCloud.com".  I have NO other options. (Using Mac OS on a MacPro)
    ( somehow my reply was marked as a correct answer, I did not do this, and I can find a way to remove it.)

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    How to use “find my phone” without using iCloud?
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  • I have bought a new Iphone 4S and also own a Mac pro, also IPad.        I did not install find my phone on the IPad, my IPad has either been misplaced (have tore the house up looking for it) or it has been stolen is there any way I can find where it is at

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    My wife lost her iPhone.  I have it signed up with find my phone but it appears that it isn't online.  Maybe that is because I have cellular data turned off.  What can I do?

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  • Can an iphone be traced even if it doesnt have the find my phone app?

    someone stole my iphone recently and it doesnt have a sim and can i still trace it with only a serial number?

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  • Can the "find my phone" app be deleted?

    Can the "find my phone" app be deleted?

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  • Will the Find My Phone app work on Iphone 3

    Will the Find My Phone app work on the Iphone 3? If so, how do I activate it?

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    If you have iOS 5 and an iCloud account, you can turn on Find my iPhone in that same manner (iCloud email address) without using the app.
    The application itself just shows you where your iPhone is, so this could work with other iOS devices, etc.
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  • How do I most effectively use find my phone and how can I help a family member use find my phone?

    What is the most effective way for me to use FIND MY PHONE?
    What is the most effective way for me to help my family member FIND THEIR PHONE?
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    Effectively use is for what? On your computer you can log into iCloud at www.icloud.com and locate your device. Or you can use a different iOS device and the Find My iPhone app to do the same thing.

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    I've written to Apple to tell them that a phone lock should really do what it says - LOCK the phone! If you own an iPhone and would like the same please write to Apple at http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html
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    This subject is discussed fairly frequently. Find my iPhone is not useful unless a particularly ignorant thief takes it. It's primary use is to find lost phones, not stolen. Requiring a passcode to turn it off eliminates one way a thief can disable Find my iPhone, but it isn't the only one, and probably isn't the one used by most professional thieves. Among other ways to disable Find my iPhone:
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    Restore the phone from DFU mode
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  • Iphone 5s Lost/Stolen - Questions about Find my Phone on ios7

    OK, I have done something very stupid but I need some advice anyway, will likely not ever get my phone back but I'm curious as to how it works.
    1) I bought an unlocked iPhone 5s for travel.
    2) I installed "find my phone" before leaving Canada
    3) I came to China to live for 6 months and I inserted a China Unicom SIM card.
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    5) I then went into my settings and turned off Cellular Data for all apps (this was the stupid thing that I did without thinking).
    Therefore, find my phone is off in Cellular Data.  Last night my phone was lost and/or stolen.  I immediately tried to use "find my phone."  As soon as it said my device was offline I realized what I had done and how stupid it was. I did still set the lock and send it a messages so if for some reason it comes online it will be locked, but....here are my questions:
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    2) If my phone IS in the hands of a thief, is this even helpful?  Could a thief just pop out my SIM card, insert their SIM card, somehow bypass my fingerprint/passcode (I know there are hacks for that) and then just turn off / disable Find My Phone?  Because if they put in their SIM card and use 3G, but haven't started using Wifi yet, then "find my phone" won't be activated yet, correct?
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    Use Find My iPhone to track iPhone only if the following conditions are met:
    1. Find My iPhone is ON and activated.
    2. iPhone has Internet connection.
    3. iPhone is not switched OFF.
    To track
    https://www.icloud.com/#find
    Lost or Stolen
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5668

  • What are the options if one iPad was stolen last week and Apple created a bug which the burglar can turn off "Find My Phone"?

    Last week, my gf was stolen and lost her iPad. I thought that everything was lost because "Find My Phone" didn't manage to track the iPad location so the police could do something.
    Today, I ended up reading this article (http://9to5mac.com/2014/04/03/ios-7-bug-allows-anyone-to-disable-find-my-iphone- and-bypass-activation-lock-without-a-password/) which tells me that the iOS 7.1 presents a bug where someone can deactivate the "Find My Phone" function without the password.
    What are the options here so I can rehave the stolen iPad, which Apple helped the burglar to keep it or even sell it?
    Appreciate your cooperation

    Apple didn't "help the burgler" do anything. Did she have a passcode on the device? If so, the thief would not have been able to access any of the functions needed to disable Find My Phone. Also, if the device doesn't show up in iCloud's Find My Phone, it may be that it is simply turned off, or not connected to a network.

  • I changed my iCloud account ID but my new phone won't let me change it. It keeps asking me for for my old ID password and won't let me delete the account unless I turn off the find my phone feature. It won't let me do this because it will not accept my ol

    I changed my ICloud account  ID but my new phone won't let me change it unless I put in my old password and turn off the find my phone feature. But the phone will not recognize my old password. Can someone help me?

    New iPhones don't come setup with an Apple ID/Password. What you're experiencing is called Activation Lock, & unless you know the original Apple ID/Password that was originally used to first activate this phone, you won't be able to reactivate it.
    You can login to iCloud.com, from any computer, use Find My Phone to locate & erase the phone. But, you'll still need to know the original Apple ID/Password to reactivate it.

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