Pending Lost Mode on iCloud is no longer pending! What does this mean?
Okay, so I desperately need some answers. PLEASE guys, this is killing me inside. So, I've lost my Iphone 5C. So I turned on iCloud and found its location. I activated 'Lost Mode' and 'Play Sound' but the phone went off as the battery was low. I could see the location but the 'Lost Mode' message that gets sent to the phone was 'Pending'. I made the mistake of blocking my cellular network immediately after, so I could no longer try calling the phone. A day later, 'Lost Mode' was no longer showing as pending annnnd my phone started showing as 'Offline' on iCloud and the 'last seen location' on the map was no longer visible! What does this mean??? I have now reactivated my cellular network on my lost phone, but when I call the phone, it says the phone is unavailable. Does "unavailable" mean that the SIM has been removed? Or that the phone is still off? Or that it is out of network range? If any of y'all might know, please help me cause I am freaking out!
For the most part, Yes, as once the phone recieves the signal that it has been reported stolen the phone will refuse to return to normal operation even after a total software restore until the correct password is entered.
First of all if it’s in Lost Mode they screen will be greyed out and will display a messge saying it’s stolen or lost.If you want to check wether it’s blacklisted or on the stolen list, you could look up the IMEI on your national blacklist registry.Check the Status of Your Device in Canada - DeviceCheck.ca for CANADA.https://imeidata.net/blacklist/c... for the US
Lost mode does the following when enabled:Displays the message you set when enablingDisplays a convenient “Call” button and a phone number if you set a phone number when enablingLocks the device with a passcode you set when enabling only when there isn't a passcode alreadyLocks the device with its current passcode when there is a passcode alreadyDisables Touch IDDisables ability to open or view the following:NotificationsNotification CenterControl CenterCameraWidgetsDisables and suspends all Apple Pay registered cards on that deviceRemembers it's last known location should it go offlineMore information: Find My iPhone: Use Lost Mode
HELP: Why is PayPal now accepting pending payments without allowing me to decline them? Has Paypal changed or?
Paypal has changed its policies since this depression began, that's for sure. A merchant I know recently had to close out his account because they had warned him they would now keep 10% or more of his income (at least $5000 for him) set aside for 90 days that he could not touch because, in the past, he had incurred $100 in charge backs, making him a "risk". Of course, while holding this money (and hurting his customers at the same time), they get to keep any interest they earn off of it. Here is part of the letter he recieved: ###### Regina Beringer is the risk analyst who is reviewing your PayPal account. This is your opportunity to explain how your business operates in detail to Regina. If you opt not to participate in the phone call this can adversely affect you because the risk assessment of your account will be concluded without your input. Regina's conclusion so far is that your account poses a potential risk for PayPal. With that information, Regina has advised me that PayPal will be putting a reserve on your account. She will determine what type of a reserve and how much money will be held back from your PayPal account. A reserve is money we temporarily hold in your account to make sure you can cover transaction liabilities like reversals or chargebacks. Rolling reserve: We'll hold your reserve on a rolling schedule. This means a percentage of the money you receive each day is held, and then released later. For example, your reserve may be set at 10% and held for a 90-day rolling period. So we'll hold 10% of the payments you receive on the first day until day 91, 10% of your second day's payments until day 92, and so on. Minimum reserve: A minimum reserve is the total amount of money you need to keep in we'll hold 10% of each day's received payments (on a rolling basis) until you reach that level. Sincerely, Susan Schlosser 1-866-438-9490 PayPal Account Manager PayPal, an eBay Company ##### I know Paypal is convenient, but you might wish to find another method of payment. My guess is that they lost some money in the stock market, and are now screwing their customers to make up for it.
When an IOS device is in lost mode, it restricts access to all other personal information with a display allowing the current owner to see the time,date and network carrier also displaying custom messages about the real owners info to allow contact to the right owner.In lost mode,Your device doesn’t display alerts or play a sound when you receive messages or notifications or if any alarms go off. You still receive phone calls and FaceTime calls.Any credit or debit cards set up for Apple Pay on your device are suspended for your device, even if it’s offline. Apple Pay is also disabled for your device. You can resume using suspended cards on your device after you unlock it and sign in to iCloud.Your IOS device tracks slight GPS Changes as to its current positions. Allowing easy trace with find My iPhone logged in on another’s IOS device or a supported internet browser. Your device will only share it’s current GPS info ignore it’s connected to an internet servide whiles it’s been disabled to use.If your device is online when you put it in Lost Mode or lock it, it locks and tracking begins (if applicable). If Location Services is turned off on the device, it’s temporarily turned on to track your device’s location. A confirmation email is sent to your Apple ID email address.If your device is offline, the passcode lock and tracking (if applicable) take effect the next time it’s online.
If you’ve locked it through iCloud then the moment it goes online, anywhere, it will be permanently locked. You can also set it to be erased as well.The phone, effectively, is already a brick. That will mean your data can either be safe, or destroyed. Your choice.It does mean that anyone who has found it will have no use for it at all, it’s barely worth having for spares.What I would suggest is that you post a message on the phone, rather than erase it, for the finder to call you. When I left my phone on a ferry, it slipped out of my pocket and didn’t realise that it was hidden down the side of the seat I was in until we were about to drive the car off the ship.I set the phone to announce itself to anyone near and put a message on to call my wife’s phone if it was found.That happened within an hour and the phone was returned to me soon afterwards.As for getting data off it… if it goes to the Mossad, then it wouldn’t be safe!
Generally speaking, when making deposits, the first $100.00 is made available immediately. If you are a new account holder and your account has not been open for 30 consecutive days, most deposits will be held 3-7 business days for verification purposes. After this grace period, not only will the first $100.00 be made available at the time of deposit but the rest of the funds will credit to your account the following business day. Recent changes/innovations are helping to speed up this process where if the money is direct deposited from an employer or other customer of the same bank (or even some partnering banking networks), then 100% of the funds become available immediately and it is constantly improving thanks to initiatives like this: NACHA Leads Industry toward Ubiquitous, Same Day ACH Settlement At most banks, they define a deposit time. Most commonly, this is 8:00PM EST. So let's run with that. Traditional and E-check deposits made before 8:00 PM (even via Mobile Deposit) on a business day are considered deposits made on that business day. A business day is every day except Saturdays, Sundays, and federal holidays. If you make a deposit at an ATM before 8:00 PM on a non-holiday business day, they will consider that to be the day of your deposit. However, if you make a deposit at an ATM after 8:00 PM, or on a day the banks are not open, then that the deposit was made on the next business day. Mobile banking also usually delays this process further. Hope this helps! Every bank is different but these are pretty general rule of thumb guidelines.
A lot of wrong answers.So, if the thief is smart enough, he’ll keep your phone switched off and won’t connect to internet.The “Lost Mode” will be activated once the phone is connected to internet.So, if the thief resets your phone using iTunes, your iCloud account will be deleted and the Lost Mode will not work.There is a way to reset the iPhone without passcode.In this way, the Lost Mode can be bypassed.
Your device is locked. Unless the thief enters the correct passcode (within the first 10 attempts), no one can access your information. Not even the FBI.