How to kill a mobile ?

[MrNoFears]

Hello !!
Expert advice required :

I was travelling to different and distant city when I lost my mobile, a Samsung A9 Pro. Although it had a finger print and pin verification activated but I am sure bypassing the same wouldn't have been a big deal.

Once I came back to Kolkata, I bought myself a brand new A9 Pro again. It's an ideal phone for my requirements and one of the best I have ever used in my life as yet.

I intent to do the following
1. Kill the phone so that no body can use it so that Who so ever has it, it becomes just a piece of metal for him.

2. Is there a probability that I can retrieve the data on the memory card or on the phone memory. I have a few family pics which I cherish.

please suggest.

thanks.

AARNISH SHARMAN

[sunny4662]

Want to know how to enable face id on any android phone without root and withput downloading any kind of apps

It takes only 2 mins to enable so do it friends

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[saireddyy]

Ha... Bro...check your Google photos app and samsung cloud

[Daasarathi]

Ya better change the password for google accounts, like gmail, drive, photos, etc are safe, there might be a 16 digit number on your handset box (barcode), you can use that to block the device permanently but with the SD CARD there's no options yet to retrieve the data, sorry

[Lightning]

U can find ur mobile if Its data is on by samsung find or google find

[MaverickSumit]

you can remotely format and reset your device via google.

[gadgetguru8]

just find location of your phone using find my device by google may be you get your phone last location

[admin_]

Thanks for being with Samsung and sharing your concern. We sincerely regret for the inconvenience caused to you. We would like to inform you that if you have turn on the Find My Mobile service them you may track your device please follow the link below for tracking your device : www.samsungdive.com and follow the steps accordingly. We would also like to inform you that you can retrieve the data from the same source in which you had taken the back up. Be sure to hit ♡ when you find an answer that works for you.