Can turning off Find My iphone avoid being deleted or locked remotely?

Yes, Apple's findmyiphone uses the Internet (most importantly) and GPS to assist in remote positioning. As long as it is connected to the network, it will run according to the unique serial number of the machine. 1. First enter the settings menu of iPhone, and then select iCloud. After entering iCloud, find "Find My iPhone" in the drop-down menu and open it. 2. Next, you need to log in with PC or Mac. After entering the URL, you need to log in with your own AppleID and password. After logging in, find the "Find My iPhone" option. 3. After clicking "Find My iPhone", the system will automatically locate the geographical location. At this point, you need to click on the top menu and select the device to set the "lost mode". 4. Select the device to be set, and the system will pop up a menu, and then continue to click "Lost Mode". 5. After clicking, if the password has not been set before, you will be prompted to enter the password to lock the device. Otherwise, you will be prompted to enter your mobile phone number. After entering the phone number, click Next. At this time, the system will ask you to enter a paragraph of text, and the entered text will be displayed on the mobile phone together with the phone number just now. Click Finish when the settings are complete. 6. When the setting is completed, the iPhone will receive the number and text message just set, and then call back when it meets a kind person. But if you meet a thief, just wait a little while and then dial the mobile phone number. If the other party turns on the phone, the system will immediately locate and display the location of the phone through iCloud.