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Maybe ask your phone provider...

Just google for "USSD Code own Number". If you know your provider, google for: USSD Code own Number PROVIDER_NAME Give me a +1 if this was helpful :-)

Yes, send them a letter. Or ask his friends...

> I know robocopy, but you can't expect a 85 year old women, who does not understand english Then try to find a solution which works without user input. Use robocopy and start a Windows scheduler task automatically if the computer is shit down. (IMO even the easiest backup solution is too...

Google for "samsung utrack"... Ask your provider or the police Try http://phone.report/location, but I'm not sure if it is helpful in your case... Maybe the best tip: Find your device using Android Device Manager, see https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6160491 Give me a +1 to say "thank...

sim number belongs to your sim card (~ phone number). imei number belongs to your phone (hardware).

Just google for "robocopy backup" ;-) robocopy comes with Windows. It is free and powerful.

Just call another phone (maybe your friend) and you see your number on the display ;-) Or try https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvJuftguYmQ Or call *135#