A:AnswerHope you have insurance. You can report it as lost or stolen with your insurance coverage. There will be a deductible but you will get a new phone. It varies based on who is ensuring your phone. It also has the ability to be located through Google easily. Log on to your Google account and go to find my device. It will locate it if it is on. If not it will give you the last known location. If it's lost in your house however you can tell Google to give you a call to help you find it.
A:AnswerGet it unlocked and you should be fine. Samsung, thought of that need and addressed. We've used both within and out of the US, including S. Africa, Mexico, etc.
A:AnswerActivate now will set up your phone during the purchase of the product. Activate later you will receive the phone on activated and will have to activate it on your cell phone service yourself. I chose the second option because I needed my old phone to be working until I got the new one. It is a pretty simple process to call the Carrier and they take a couple numbers from you and switch over your phone. Keep in mind this does have an esim card as well as a SIM card slot. If you get a bad technician this can cause a lag in your phone being set up.
