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Anti Theft Tools to Find Your Lost Mobile Phone: Android, Windows Phone, Blackberry.


1) If you are using a Android Phone and want to protect your phone from theft, then one of the best ways is by installing a application called Avast Mobile Security. This app uses the Anti theft Security process, which will allow you to find your mobile in seconds. This free android application when enabled will go into a invisible mode and is impossible to deactivate or detect by anyone. With one SMS command, you can delete the complete history of the phone and lock it down. It is featured to make big siren alarms once you have activated the application. You can also track the location of the phone by using PGN service, Find out more info at : avast ! Mobile Security
Anti Theft Tools
2) Just like the above Avast Mobile Security application, there is another amazing app called Anti Droid Theft. This application will track down your mobile via GPS and will enable the camera to take pictures of person who is currently using the phone and will send you the pictures via mail. You can download this app here : Anti Droid Theft
3) If you think that the person who stole your phone will replace your SIM with another one and use the mobile, then you have to install SIM watcher Pro. This application when installed will notify the replaced number by sending you a SMS. You should make sure to give at least 1 number as recipient. You can download this app here : SIM Watcher Pro
4) If you want a complete protection to your mobile, then try installing the Lookout Security and Antivirus application. Even if your phone GPRS is off, you can still get the notifications of the mobile location via Google mappings.
Anti Theft Tools
5) If you are using a Windows Mobile, then you track the phone by checking the options to Settings -> Find My Phone  -> Save my Location Every Few Hours. Later you can login  to www.windowsphone.com  and track the phone via My Phone -> Find my Phone. You can also lock your phone with this feature.
6) If you are using a Blackberry phone, then try installing Blackberry Protect. You can trace your phone in minutes, and also store the backup in a cloud automatically.

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