- If you lose your mobile phone, try calling your number to check if it rings. If you are lucky, someone might pick it up and return it to you.
- You can erase your data remotely by accessing your iCloud or Google account.
- If you think your phone has been stolen, report it to the police as soon as possible.
- Also get in touch with your network service provider and ask them to suspend your SIM card. - - This will help prevent potential misuse of your number.
- Change your password from all your email and social media accounts to prevent their misuse.
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