Phones

Your phone’s International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number is usually printed within the battery cavity. Alternatively, to locate your phone’s IMEI 15-digit number:

Press * # 0 6 # on your keypad,
Press ‘Call’ or ‘Send’ as if making a call
Your IMEI number will be retrieved and displayed on your screen

Apple Inc

If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch is lost or stolen

Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)

Anti-spam
Spam Hotline: Phone 1300 855 180
SMS can be forwarded to 0429 999 888

Do Not Call Register
[A free service where consumers can securely register their home, mobile or fax numbers for free to reduce unsolicited telemarketing calls. Registration is permanent]
Phone: 1300 792 958

Plan B – Track Lost Phone App Android – can be remotely installed on the lost phone

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Lookout Mobile Security

FREE basic version iPhone – Lookout Security & Antivirus App
FREE basic version Android – Lookout Security & Antivirus App

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Malwarebytes

FREE Anti malware App for Android mobiles – to prevent malware

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Number Lookup

Telephone number search for identifying nuisance and scam phone calls

Reverse Australia

FREE reverse look-up service for mobiles and landlines within Australia.
This could be used to look up an incoming caller’s number, prior to answering, in order to screen scammers.