Someone will probably try to steal your phone at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

It’s sad, but it’s true. Last year, during both weekends of Coachella, nearly 200 people’s phones were stolen. Luckily, there are a few easy things you can do to prevent this from happening to you and a few other ways to get your precious phone back if it is taken.

Here are the best ways to keep your phone in your possession:

Download Find My iPhone or Find My Device

This is the most important tip on this list. Seriously, stop reading this right now and download and activate “Find My iPhone” if you have an iPhone or “Find my Device” if you have an Android phone. Each is essentially a LoJack app that allows you to track down your phone and call it so you can get it back or erase your data from it if it becomes clear that you’re not getting it back.

This is the best way to get your phone back if it is stolen. In fact, it’s how those 200 people who had their phones stolen last year got them back.

So, really, download these things, set them up and use them as soon as you realize you’ve lost your phone.

Set a lock screen

Just do it. Set up a passcode that is a little less obvious than “0000” so that a potential thief can’t get into your phone if they do steal it.

I know it’s kind of a pain (unless you have a phone with a fingerprint sensor) but it really will help you keep your phone from being hacked if it is stolen. Honestly, being hacked really is the one thing worse than losing your phone.

Get a case

Aside from the obvious benefit of protecting your phone from a fall, a case makes your phone larger and thus harder to steal.

I’d recommend getting a waterproof one while you’re at it, because Coachella.

Don’t keep your phone in your pocket

Keeping your phone in your pocket is just asking for it to be stolen or lost. Coachella is basically one giant crowd that’s constantly bumping into you and trying to pick your pockets. When you’re in a mosh pit, you’re not going to feel someone reaching into your pocket to steal your phone. So, don’t keep your stuff there.

You should also avoid keeping your phone — or anything valuable — in an outside pocket of whatever bag you’re carrying.

Instead, keep your phone, wallet and sunglasses in an inner pocket in your backpack or purse or in an inside pocket of your jacket (hey, it gets cold at night!) or just clutch it in your hands with a death grip and never put it down.

If you keep your phone in your pocket, safety pin your pocket closed

I know you’re going to ignore that last tip about the pockets, so if you do put your phone in your pants pocket, pin your pocket closed with a safety pin.

It will add another layer of defense against pickpockets.

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Back up your photos and videos

This won’t keep your phone any safer, but it will save you from a lot of heartache if it is stolen. Use iClould or Google Photos (or both) to back up your photos so that if your phone is lost or stolen, you don’t lose all your Coachella selfies.

If your phone is stolen, do the following…

If your phone goes missing at Coachella, use a friend’s phone to activate Find My iPhone or Find My Device, which you installed after reading this genius article written by a truly helpful and good human being. Try to track down your phone, call it and get someone on the phone who will return it to you.

Then, call the cops. If it’s clear to you that your phone was stolen, call the police and file a report. Last year, the large number of people calling the police and tracking their phones with “Find My iPhone” was the reason all the phones were found.

Next, consider wiping your phone and changing your passwords. If the cops can’t find the thief, you should wipe your data from your phone, change the passwords to your accounts and reach out to service providers and credit card companies to alert them that your phone was stolen and there may be fraudulent activity on your accounts. It sounds like overkill, but if you use any digital wallet to pay for things, your credit card info is tied to your phone and you don’t want that in the wrong hands.

Lastly, swing by Coachella’s lost and found. Maybe you were wrong about your phone being stolen and you just left it somewhere and a kind-hearted person found it and took it to the lost and found. I mean, we can dream, right?

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