iPhone can still be tracked even after it is turned off! Netizens: Don’t worry if your phone is lost

It has been a while since Apple announced the iOS 15 system. Although not many features were introduced at the press conference, in fact, iOS 15 has hidden many practical features.

For example, the iOS 15 system has upgraded the search function to support iPhone "offline" search. In other words, thieves will start to panic. We no longer have to worry about losing our phones. Even if they are turned off, they can be located through Apple's "Search" network function.

The method of use is very simple. Just click to turn on the "Find" network function. If your device is really lost and the lost mode is remotely enabled, when you try to shut down the device, the device will pop up to show that the device can still be found even if it is turned off.

This function is quite practical. Even if the phone is lost, forced to shut down, or shut down due to lack of power, the location of the device can still be located.

However, there are certain requirements for using this function to find offline mobile phones.

If your iPhone is lost in a remote mountain or falls into a river, it may not be able to be accurately located. This is because the premise of using this function is that there must be an Apple device nearby to help you locate it. When it is close to another Apple device, it can be found.

So, what principle does this black technology use?

Apple has not yet given a definite answer. According to speculation, after the phone is powered off, the battery still has a weak amount of power to support network search, which is a bit similar to the AirTag anti-lost artifact, Apple Pay transportation card, and Car Keys function. Even if the phone is powered off (within 5 hours), you can still swipe the bus card and unlock your car, and the power requirement is extremely low.

In short, there are many examples of lost phones. In addition to being stolen by thieves, we sometimes forget where we put it. In general, if it is lost, there is still a great hope of finding it back by relying on this function to locate it.

That’s all I’m going to share with you today. Currently, iOS 15 is still in the testing phase and is expected to be officially released in September. Are you looking forward to it?