Phone theft guides
Straight answers to what people actually ask after a phone goes missing in Kenya.
What to do when your phone is stolen in KenyaHow to find your IMEI number (and why to write it down now)How to catch whoever is unlocking your phonePhone snatching: how protection actually worksWhy Google Find Hub often will not find your phoneBuying a second-hand phone in Kenya without buying a stolen oneProtecting M-Pesa and your bank if your phone is takenHow to block a stolen phone by IMEI in KenyaIs your phone genuine? Checking a handset in KenyaPhone specs that actually matter (and the ones that do not)Choosing an anti-theft app for Android in Kenya
Guard Eye is the part that runs before any of this is needed.
Guard Eye captures a photo from both cameras, video with audio and the GPS location the moment someone fails to unlock your phone, and emails it to you. One payment of KES 999, Android only, no subscription.
Get Guard Eye — KES 999Guard Eye is an Android app made in Kenya. Procedures on this page follow the national process — police OB number, IMEI, operator SIM block — and the details operators ask for do change, so confirm with yours. Back to Guard Eye