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I lost my phone today and I tried to do the remote wipe several times because phone was off and I was impatient. Now google says there was suspicious activity with my account and I must my password. This is the dilemma for me now. If I change the password, I may not be able to get the remote wipe but there were 6 notification emails in my mailbox confirm remote wipe has been requested and then google locked me out. Please help. Thanks.

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  • Your phone should be wiped when powered on and connected to Internet. So the command will be executed only if somebody try to use it.
    – esQmo_
    Mar 21, 2017 at 16:29

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Well, if the thief connected to the internet, it would surely work.

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You'll need google account which have registered in your lost phone. Search android device manager and follow the instructions.

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Until your phone(lost one) is not connected with internet data willn't wipe or factory reset , if anyone found that and used internet on it then its data will certainly wiped out.

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