There are two ways to reset an iPad to factory settings without a password. The first involves using a computer to put the iPad into Recovery Mode and then resetting. Here's what to do: Your first ...

Getting locked out of your iPad can be a disaster, especially if you don't know your passcode. Here's the options you have for unlocking without a passcode.

Once you've enabled the Find My Device feature on your Windows device, you can use it to track its location if it ever gets lost or stolen. Additionally, you can lock the device to log out any ...

Google is working on making it easier to log in to Find My Device, as well as remotely lock your Galaxy or Android phone.

This protection extends theft deterrence by linking select high-value components to the original device they were paired with. This includes components like the Face ID sensor, display, and battery on ...

Get familiar with ‘Find My’ Apple, Google, and Microsoft all offer “Find My” utilities to help locate and remotely lock a lost device. Now’s a good time to make sure you’re using them.

Just open the Find My app and tap the Devices tab to see everything linked to your account. Each device shows up on a map, so you can quickly spot where it is.

If your Android is stolen, Find My Device already lets you remotely lock or wipe your device by entering your Google account password. But if you can't quickly remember this password, don't worry.

Set up Google's Find My Device service Any time you sign into an Android device with a Google account, Find My Device is automatically turned on.