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To remove all data from your phone, you can reset your phone to factory settings. Factory resets are also called “formatting” or “hard resets.”. Important: Some of these steps work only on Android 9.0 and up. Learn how to check your Android version.
To remove all data from your phone, you can reset your phone to factory settings. Factory resets are also called 'formatting' or 'hard resets'. Important: Some of these steps work only on Android 9 and up. Learn how to check your Android version.
After you back up, you can reset your device by erasing everything on it. Learn how to reset your device to factory settings.
If you can't unlock your phone, you'll need to erase it. Then you can set it up again and set a new screen lock. If you can't sign in to your Google Account, learn how to recover your account.
To remove all data from your phone, you can reset your phone to factory settings. Factory resets are also called “formatting” or “hard resets.” Important: You're using a custom Android version.
To erase an Android device: Tap Factory reset device. To delete an accessory: Tap Remove device . Tip: If you want to use an accessory again with Find My Device, to set it up again on Find My Device, you can go to Bluetooth settings.
If you lose or need to replace your phone, you can restore these contacts on the new phone. Open your device Settings app. Tap Google All services. Tap Backup & restore Restore contacts. To choose the Google Account you want to restore, tap From account. Tap the phone with the contacts you want to copy.
If you lose or need to replace your phone, you can restore these contacts on the new phone. Restoring data varies by phone and Android version. You can't restore a backup from a higher Android version onto a phone running a lower Android version.
After you back up, you can reset your device by erasing everything on it. Learn how to reset your device to factory settings.
To help remove harmful software from your device, you may want to reset your Android device to factory settings. To learn more about how to remove harmful software from your device, contact your device manufacturer.
