Need The Planet's Help/Stolen phone and Mayhem

[WilliamTheIrish]

Hi folks!

By way of bad luck and bad human intervention I had my 7 week old Note2 stolen from my office.

I had it password protected, but it was a simple code and the thief/thieves got it. The phone has been deactivated. However, it still makes emergency calls and the little ne'er do wells made a 911 call stating that an injured person was at that specific residence and that resulted in a gentleman getting his two front doors kicked in by police as he was coming home from work.

The call was fake but the damage doen was real and I had to talk to the KCK PD for a good while until it was straightened out. The worst part is they got my SD card full of thousands of photos and .gifs and 24 hours of music.

The interesting part of the story is this: On Saturday, I got an email notification that images had been uploaded to my dropbox account. Nothing that could be made out easily. But I remembered that they had to uploaded using wifi from somewhere. Hopefully a house.

Question 1: How do I get my carrier to dig into this and give me or the cops the IP address? Is that even possible?

On Sunday I received another notification that images had been uploaded. This time of a kid about 6 or 7 months old.

Question 2: If this kid has pictures on facebook or the web, can I use google reverse image search to find other images and possibly an identity?

How does it work? Just C&P the image into google?

Anything you can give me would be helpful.

[DMAC]

Did you end up knowing her?

[mikeyis4dcats.]

did you ever get Android Lost to work?

I located my wife's phone via GPS, called the cops and asked them to come out, then set off the loud siren option so they could hear it in the apartment.

[WilliamTheIrish]

So, what to do now? Are you gonna try to pursue this any further.

Nope. Can't do anything. Can't prove a ****ing thing.

Did you end up knowing her?

No. She was the grandchild of a person getting an exam. Just wandered back near my office and stole it. My own fault. Left the door open. I stepped out for what was supposed to be a moment that turned into 5 minutes. That was all the time needed to pilfer the phone. No cameras facing the office.

did you ever get Android Lost to work?
located my wife's phone via GPS, called the cops and asked them to come out, then set off the loud siren option so they could hear it in the apartment.

Couldn't get it to work for me. Still not sure why. But I have it on my new phone and it works like a charm.