Cinco aplicaciones que nos permiten localizar nuestro smartphone

rubén penit García· Jul 24, 2026 · 1:40 PM UTC ·3 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 18 views

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Diario Sur

#technology #security #smartphones #apps #Cerberus #Where's my droid #SeekDroid #Trust & Go #McAfee Mobile Security #Spain

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The article lists five applications that help locate lost or stolen smartphones. It describes each app's features, such as remote control, alarm activation, and photo capture of thieves. The piece highlights the growing importance of mobile security due to high theft rates in Spain.

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▪Cerberus offers remote control, device locking, location tracking, and the ability to trigger an alarm or voice message when the phone is stolen.
▪Where's my droid, with over 10 million downloads, provides remote access to documents, photos, and can erase all data if needed.
▪SeekDroid displays real‑time location on a map and shows recent calls, battery level, and device ID through its website.
▪Trust & Go and McAfee Mobile Security combine antivirus protection with theft‑deterrent features such as front‑camera snapshots of intruders and email alerts.

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Original publisher	Diario Sur
Canonical URL	https://www.diariosur.es/tecnologia/gadgets/cinco-aplicaciones-permiten-20180908133502-ntrc.html
Publication time	Fri, 24 Jul 2026 15:40:40 +0200
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Cinco aplicaciones que nos permiten localizar nuestro smartphone España registra diariamente 700 denuncias por el robo de teléfonos móviles | Su alto valor y su facilidad para ser vendidos en el mercado ha hecho que se conviertan en el objetivo de los ladrones Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Cámaras de vigilancia sobre un smartphone. (Archivo) rubén penit García Madrid 08/09/2018 a las 08:19h. En la actualidad los móviles se han convertido en un instrumento indispensable para nuestro día a día estableciéndose como un elemento fundamental para las relaciones interpersonales, además de ser el mayor almacén de contenidos para los ciudadanos.

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