Here’s a Python script to locate a lost iPhone

Here’s a Python script that can help locate a lost iPhone using Apple’s “Find My iPhone” service via iCloud. It utilizes the pyicloud library, which allows access to iCloud features, including device tracking.

Steps:

1. Install pyicloud: pip install pyicloud
2. Run the script and provide your Apple ID credentials.
3. The script fetches the last known location of your iPhone.

Python Script to Locate a Lost iPhone:

from pyicloud import PyiCloudServiceimport time# Replace with your Apple ID credentialsAPPLE_ID = "[email protected]"PASSWORD = "your_password"# Login to iCloudprint("Logging into iCloud...")api = PyiCloudService(APPLE_ID, PASSWORD)# Handle Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)if api.requires_2fa:    code = input("Enter the 2FA code sent to your Apple device: ")    result = api.validate_2fa_code(code)    if not result:        print("Invalid 2FA code.")        exit()    api.trust_session()# Fetch devicesprint("Fetching devices...")devices = api.devices# Locate iPhonefor device in devices:    if "iPhone" in device["deviceDisplayName"]:        location = device.location()        if location:            print(f"iPhone Found: {device['name']}")            print(f"Latitude: {location['latitude']}")            print(f"Longitude: {location['longitude']}")            print(f"Battery: {device['batteryLevel'] * 100}%")        else:            print("Location not available.")        breakelse:    print("No iPhone found in your iCloud account.")

Features:

• Logs into iCloud and fetches devices.
• Handles Two-Factor Authentication (2FA).
• Retrieves and displays the last known location of your iPhone.

⚠ Disclaimer: Apple may require additional verification, and pyicloud is an unofficial library. For official tracking, use the Find My iPhone feature in iCloud (https://www.icloud.com/find).