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  Introduction Losing your Motorola phone can be stressful, especially with personal data, contacts, photos, and apps stored on it. Fortunately, Google provides tools to secure your device remotely , even if it’s lost or stolen. This guide will show you how to lock, locate, and wipe your Motorola phone remotely , step by step. These instructions work for all Motorola models, including Moto G, Moto E, Moto Edge, and Moto X series. Step 1: Prepare Your Motorola Phone in Advance Before you lose your device, make sure the following settings are enabled to allow remote actions: Google Account Linked — Your Motorola phone must be signed in with a Google account. Internet Access Enabled — Ensure the device can connect via Wi-Fi or mobile data . Find My Device Activated — Go to: Settings › Security › Find My Device and make sure it is turned on. Location Services On — This allows your phone to be tracked on a map. 📌 Tip: Verify these settings now so you can act...

  Introduction Motorola smartphones have always been known for their clean, near-stock Android experience — and with the introduction of Hello UI , that experience gets even better. Among the most powerful tools built into Motorola devices is Google Assistant , your personal AI helper that makes using your phone faster, smarter, and hands-free. Whether you’re asking for the weather, managing your schedule, sending messages, or controlling smart home devices, Google Assistant can do it all. In this guide, we’ll show you how to set up and use Google Assistant effectively on Motorola phones running Hello UI , along with advanced tips, best commands, and troubleshooting solutions to get the most out of it. What is Google Assistant and Why Use It? Google Assistant is a built-in AI-powered voice assistant from Google that helps you control your phone and apps using simple voice commands. With just a “Hey Google” or “OK Google,” you can: 🔍 Search the web and get instant answ...

  If you remember your Google account credentials (recommended path) Use Find My Device (Google) to locate, lock, or erase From a PC or another phone, open Google’s Find My Device (sign in with the same Google account used on the phone). Select the device in the list. Use Play Sound (if nearby), Secure Device (lock with a message), or Erase Device . Erase Device will factory reset the phone remotely — this removes the lock but erases all data on the device. After erasing, you’ll need to sign in to the same Google account to pass Factory Reset Protection (FRP). Note: This requires the locked phone to be online. If it’s offline, the erase will run once it reconnects. Did you know? For a complete guide on this topic, check out the Motorola Learning Hub and explore related tips in the Security & Privacy Topic Hub . If Smart Lock (trusted places/devices) or biometrics are active Try approaches that don’t require the lock code: bring the phone ...