Android used to have a process where you could type the wrong PIN or password multiple times and it would then send a recovery email to the associated account. However, Google removed that procedure.

Forgetting the PIN or password to your Android device can certainly be a cause for stress, but there are methods available to help you regain access. As always, prevention is the best cure.

Android asks for a four-digit PIN by default but you can actually use a longer PIN that’s harder to guess. For instance if you’re using a Pixel phone like the Pixel 6a, your PIN can be as long ...

We can understand why you and your partner would share PIN codes. This could be handy in case one of you needs access to the other’s phone in a jiffy (e.g. for deliveries, accessing contacts ...

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How to protect your Android 1) The biggest way to protect yourself is only using legitimate app stores, like the Google Play Store, Amazon App Store, or Samsung Galaxy Store.