“How to disable your digital wallet if you lose your phone.”
Panic sets in the moment you reach for your phone and realize it’s not there. Did you leave it at the local coffee shop or forget it at the airport? You can use Find My for iPhone or Find Hub for Android devices to track it down. But if you’re unable to retrieve your device right away, it’s vital to secure your confidential information in case someone picks it up.
At the top of the list is your digital wallet. Disabling it is important so no one can access your payment cards, loyalty accounts, digital tickets, gift cards or other passes. You might even have a digital car key on your phone, or a mobile ID that acts like your passport.
Thankfully, it’s easy to remotely disable access to your lost digital wallet using a secondary device like your tablet or laptop, or even a family member’s phone.
First, you’ll need to secure your Android phone by marking it as lost. The best way to do this is to visit Find Hub on any device. Sign into your Google account, select the device in question, and choose Mark as lost. You will need to enter your device’s PIN, pattern, or password.
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/how-to-disable-your-digital-wallet-if-you-lose-your-phone/ar-AA2bhIjW?ocid=BingNewsBrowse
