I just learned something useful. If you misplace your Android phone, log into the Google Play Store from a web browser, and go to Settings / Android Device Manager, and select the proper device if you have more than one associated with your account. It will display the approximate location of the phone, based on its GPS. Then, click Ring. This will make the ringtone sound at maximum volume for five minutes, even if the phone was set to Vibrate or Silent Mode. Once you find the phone, press its power button to stop the ring tone. This is more useful than simply calling the phone, which only sounds the ringtone until it rolls over to voice mail.
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