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Choose Find iPhone, then click All Devices, and select your iPhone earmarked for a factory reset. Go to and log in using the Apple ID signed in on your stolen iPhone. If your phone has been stolen and you have Find My iPhone enabled, you can factory reset your iPhone to prevent someone accessing your data. Your iPhone is now ready for a factory reset. Follow the prompt to enter your password, then tap Turn Off. On the next page, tap Sign Out right at the bottom. Then, tap on your name, followed by Apple ID - which is right at the top of the screen, just below the search function. To sign out, first go to your iPhone Settings, usually from the first home screen. You can factory reset your iPhone without your password using iCloud and Find My iPhone - but only if Find My iPhone is enabled and you are signed in to. You can also connect to a computer to erase all the data on your iPhone like a factory reset, using a third-party app designed to unlock an iPhone. Now your iPhone is ready for you to restore it from a backup or a new user to set it up as theirs. Once your iPhone is in Recovery mode, select Restore from the alert window. Release the button when your iPhone moves into the ‘recovery mode’ screen. Connect your iPhone to your computer while holding the power button pressed down (or one volume button for iPhone 7). To do that, press the Power button and one volume button at the same time (or just the Power button on iPhone 7) and hold them down until the Power Off slider appears. Put your phone into the Recovery mode, by following these steps

On your computer, download the latest version of iTunes from the app store. To use iTunes to factory reset your iPhone without a password. On a later iPhone model, or with a Mac computer, you can do this without needing iTunes. AN APPLE A-WAY Warning for MILLIONS of iPhone users before going on holiday this year

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