Yes, you can use Find My iPhone without a verification code.
Find My iPhone is a built-in feature in iOS that allows you to locate your lost or stolen iPhone using another iOS device or through iCloud's web interface. While it is designed to require a verification code for security purposes, there are certain situations where you may not need to enter the code. Here are a few scenarios:
1. Linked Devices: If you have multiple iOS devices linked to the same iCloud account, you can use any of these devices to locate and track your iPhone without the need for a verification code. Simply open the Find My app or go to iCloud.com, sign in with your Apple ID, and select the device you want to locate.
2. Trusted Contacts: If you have set up Family Sharing or have shared your location with specific contacts through the Find My app, these trusted contacts will be able to locate your iPhone without needing a verification code. They can open the Find My app on their device, select your name from the list, and track your iPhone's location.
3. Device already trusted: If you have previously entered the verification code on a device when prompted, that device is considered "trusted" and will no longer require a verification code to access Find My iPhone. You can simply open the Find My app on the trusted device and locate your iPhone.
4. Two-Factor Authentication: If you have enabled Two-Factor Authentication on your Apple ID and have a trusted device available, you may be prompted to enter the verification code on the trusted device instead of directly on your lost iPhone. This allows you to authenticate your identity and access Find My iPhone without needing the verification code sent to your lost device.
Remember that using Find My iPhone without a verification code should only be done on trusted devices or with trusted contacts to ensure the security of your personal data. If you believe your iPhone has been stolen, it is recommended to contact local authorities and provide them with the necessary details for recovery.