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Deleting info from a stolen device

gs300 · 2011-10-31 15:59:34

Hi all, My girlfriends house was broken into and laptops, iPods, iPhones were stolen. I know she has her accounts set up on the phone but it has no sim card, soni am wondering if I delete all the mail from the gmail account will it clear the data from the device if it is connected to a network is wireless, And if she…

31-10-2011 4:59pm

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gs300

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Hi all,

My girlfriends house was broken into and laptops, iPods, iPhones were stolen.

I know she has her accounts set up on the phone but it has no sim card, soni am wondering if I delete all the mail from the gmail account will it clear the data from the device if it is connected to a network is wireless,

And if she changes her password will the phone ask to enter the password or will it just open as normal?

Any help would be great thanks

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#2 31-10-2011 5:04pm

JonathanAnon

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Get in to the Gmail account asap and change the password... That should lock the thief out of your account and prevent them from downloading new mails...

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#3 01-11-2011 12:29am

gs300

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Thank you will do that ASAP!!

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#4 01-11-2011 8:55am

Capt'n Midnight

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bit late but make a not of the IP addresses and time if any other session logged in to gmail for the Guards to trace back to an ISP

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