Protect Your Assets

iPhone / MacBook →
How to turn on Find My on your iPhone
Ask a grown-up to help. It takes 2 minutes. This is what brings your phone back if it goes missing.
- 1Open SettingsTap the grey gear icon on your home screen.
- 2Tap your nameIt is the big blue circle at the very top that says your name.
- 3Tap “Find My”It has a green radar icon.
- 4Turn ON “Share My Location”Slide the switch so it turns green.
- 5Tap “Find My iPhone”Then turn ALL three switches ON: Find My iPhone, Find My Network, Send Last Location.
If your phone ever goes missing, open the green Find My app or iCloud.com to see it on a map. CYBER ONE never sees your Apple, Google or Samsung password — only you can open your own tracking app.
Android phone →
How to turn on Find My Device on your Android
This is the free Google tracker that is already inside your phone. Let’s switch it on.
- 1Open SettingsTap the gear icon.
- 2Tap “Security”On some phones it is called “Security & privacy”.
- 3Tap “Find My Device”It has a little green pin icon.
- 4Turn the switch ONThen also make sure “Location” is ON in Settings → Location.
You can also visit android.com/find on any computer to see your phone. CYBER ONE never sees your Apple, Google or Samsung password — only you can open your own tracking app.
Windows laptop →
How to turn on Find my device on Windows
Your laptop can find itself too. Let’s turn that on.
- 1Open SettingsPress the Windows key and tap the gear icon.
- 2Go to “Privacy & security”Then tap “Find my device”.
- 3Turn the switch ONMake sure you are signed in with your Microsoft account.
Sign in at account.microsoft.com/devices to see your laptop on a map. CYBER ONE never sees your Apple, Google or Samsung password — only you can open your own tracking app.