Find My Phone by Clap, Whistle

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About this app

Have you lost your android mobile temporarily?
You don't know where your phone is?
Are you struggling or spending so much time to find my phone?
You want to find your phone in seconds by just clapping or whistling?

All you need is a Phone Finder App - Find My Phone by Clap or Whistle.

Now, you can find your mobile phone in seconds, you just need to download and install this phone finder by clap and whistle. Users just need to turn on this app and rest will be done by this app. When you lost your phone then you just need to clap or whistle, then the phone will start ringing, vibrating and the flashlight will be on.

Clap Phone Finder - Find my phone app is very simple and easy to use. There are many options for users to set ringtones. You can try this app first and then you can keep it on all the time. No worries whether you are in a crowd or in dark, your phone is just one clap away.

How to use Find my Phone by Clap, Whistle:
1. Open the application.
2. Click on the activate button.
3. Select any mode you want like ring, flashlight, vibration etc.
4. All set and you can try the app by clapping or whistling.
5. Phone will start ringing or vibrating which you have set the mode.

Features:
- Simple, useful and easy to use.
- Clap to find my phone
- Whistle to find my phone
- Accurate and fast responsive application
- Easily locate your mobile with sound and flashlight
- No GPS or internet connection required
Updated on
Jan 9, 2024

Data safety

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No data shared with third parties
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No data collected
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Data isn’t encrypted