Stolen phone Can there is any software to easily locate the stolen phone ?

notify you provider they usually have a system in place for stolen phones and you can give the number to the police they may be able to track it but usually doubt full most stolen phones are turned off and are not traceable

Tracking stolen Samsung Note Edge even if blacklisted:

If it was stolen, there is a slim chance that you will be able to track it down. Most thieves take out the SIM card and turn the device off so that it can not be traced.

If the phone has been blacklisted, this just means the thief or new owner can not use the phone on the former carrier service.

Most stolen phones are resold for $50-100 cash within a matter of hours afterwards.

You can only trace a phone that is still logged into your account. If you had a password, pattern, or pin number for your lockscreen then the thief can easily factory reset the phone. If that is done then it will no longer be logged into your account and everything that was on the phone will be wiped clean.

If the SIM card was in the phone and the phone is on and transmitting, then you could trace it via Google Search in any computer browser as long as you are logged into the same Gmail account that your phone is connected to.. by typing "find my phone" and it would tell you on Google Maps where your phone is located

If you like you can try it, to see the last known location.. it might or might not help.. but note that this location is not an exact location.

If you lose your Android phone just Google Find My Phone and it will

You can't really located the phone if it's powered off

You can't. Contact your service provider to help locate the phone.

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There is a very expensive piece of equipment (cost over $1 Million) that is owned by the U.S. Marshals Service that can track a cell phone to within 10 feet. (The equipment is so expensive that the U.S. Secret Service must borrow it from the U.S. Marshals when they need it.)

Unless you know a Deputy U.S. Marshal who has some free time and willing use government equipment to locate your phone - you'll just have to file a report with your local police department and hope for the best.

There are phone apps that you can install in a cell phone that allow them to be tracked when they're stolen. (Like a Lo-Jack but for a cell phone.) But they must be installed before the phone is stolen.

To see a list of the applications (and which phones they can be used in - to decide which phone you'll need to replace your old one with) click here:

http://cellphonetrackers.org/top-five-free-mobile-phone-tracking-softwares.html

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