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Quick tip of the dayMisplaced your phone? Usually, you’d ask someone to call you so you can find it by listening for the ringtone. What if you’re alone and don’t have access to another phone? Alexa can help. Open the Alexa app and tap the More icon, then Skills & Games.Search for Find my Phone and choose from the list of skills.Tap the skill, then Launch to set it up.📱 Alexa isn’t the only way to find a lost device. Here’s how to find your phone when it’s gone missing — even if the battery is dead. |
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