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Can I somehow use Firefox sync to locate my stolen iPhone ?

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My iPhone didn't have the find my iphone feature turned on when it was stolen, but my Firefox browser shows that the iPhone is still syncing With my account.

My iPhone didn't have the find my iphone feature turned on when it was stolen, but my Firefox browser shows that the iPhone is still syncing With my account.

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There isn't a way to find out where it is, but you can disconnect the device from your Firefox Sync account.

  1. Go to https://accounts.firefox.com/settings/clients and sign in using your Firefox account password.
  2. Beside Firefox-iOS-FxA/... click on Disconnect.

I might be mistaken, but I think if you use a desktop web browser and log in at https://www.icloud.com/ , you should be able to see your iphone listed in the Settings panel, and click on it for options regarding reporting it and maybe wiping it. The folks at https://discussions.apple.com/welcome might be able to help.