Where in my iPod Touch I can write my name and phone number, so if I lost it or it been stolen and found by the police (as I read that happened), someone could call me to go get it back?
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3Ummm cl.ly/4WL8 ? Like, you know, 50% of the device?– Josh HuntCommented Feb 11, 2011 at 15:00
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@joshhunt I prefer do it without make it ugly..– StudentCommented Feb 11, 2011 at 21:29
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No, but you can create an image that has your name and contact info on it, then use that as your lock screen wallpaper.
You could also create a note on the device or an "emergency/lost" contact in the address book, but both of those require you to not use a passcode to use the device. A wallpaper with contact info works even if the person who finds your iPod can't unlock it.
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If you are really fussed about this then you can go to an engraver and get your name and phone number engraved on the back.
answered Feb 11, 2011 at 16:08
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I don't recommend this for two reasons: First, it will void any warranty you may have. Second, etching an iPod touch after it's assembled can itself damage the internals. When Apple etches them for you, they etch the back panel before assembly. Commented Mar 2, 2013 at 17:35
You can also install Find My iPod Touch if you have a 4th gen iPod Touch. I'm not sure if it works on earlier models, but it might.
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I think it does work on the older models if you also have the latest model (iPad, iPhone 4 or 4th gen iPod Touch). You can register the new device to get the free Find My iDevice account then register other devices on that account. Commented Feb 12, 2011 at 7:26
I put a sticker on back containing my work contact information in large print. Easy to read even if the batteries are dead.
