OwnerScreen.com

Home › Guides › Guides

Guides

Everything about getting a lost phone home, emergency contacts, and contact QR codes.

• How to put contact details on an iPhone lock screenStep-by-step guide to showing your name and an emergency contact number on a locked iPhone, so anyone who finds it can reach you. Free, no app needed.
• How to put contact details on an Android lock screenThree ways to show your name and an emergency contact on a locked Android phone, covering Pixel, Samsung Galaxy and other makes. Free, no app needed.
• What is an ICE number?ICE means In Case of Emergency: the contact you want called if you cannot speak for yourself. What to choose, where to store it, and the mistakes to avoid.
• How to make a vCard QR codeTurn your name, company, phone, email, LinkedIn and website into a QR code that saves as a contact in one tap. What a vCard is, and why it beats a link.
• iPhone and Android wallpaper sizesScreen resolutions for current iPhone and Android models, what size a lock screen wallpaper should be, and why an exact match matters less than you think.
• Lost your phone? Do these things, in this orderWhat to do in the first hour after losing an iPhone or Android: locate, lock, protect your accounts, and the scam to watch for afterwards.

Make your lock screen card — free Fill in a few boxes, save the image, set it as your wallpaper. Works on iPhone and Android. Nothing is stored, no sign-up.