Find your lost or stolen Google Fi phone

1. Follow these steps to find your phone using Android Device Manager.
2. Next, remotely lock, erase, or ring your phone. You can also display your contact info on your lock screen.

Important: For Android Device Manager to work, Android Device Manager and location access must be turned on on your phone. They’re on by default so if you or someone else hasn’t touched these settings, they should be on. Also, your phone must be turned on and have an Internet connection.

If you think your phone is turned off or doesn’t have an Internet connection, you can still try to remotely lock, erase, or ring your phone. The next time your phone is online, these actions will take effect.

Remember to stay safe. Don’t retrieve a phone in an unknown or unsafe location.

To prevent anyone from using your Google Fi service, you can put it on hold at any time. Here’s how:

1. Open the Google Fi website.
2. In the "Home" tab, under "Your Plan," click Manage plan.
3. At the bottom of the screen, select Pause service, then confirm.

To resume your service, just go back to the Google Fi website and at the top of the screen, select Resume service.

By changing the password of your Google Account that’s linked to your phone, you can prevent someone from accessing things like your email and other services linked to this account.

If you use more than one Google Account on your phone, you should change the passwords for all of them.

Change your Google Account password.

To find out if loss or theft coverage is available for your device and area, refer to the cost of Google Fi device protection.

If you’re not covered for loss or theft but you have device protection, remember that device protection is attached to the phone and won’t cancel automatically. If you want to cancel device protection for the lost device, refer to cancel Google Fi device protection.

Contact a Google Fi expert as soon as possible.