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If you’re at your wit’s end with your phone, screaming at it when it takes 10 minutes to start an app, it may be time for a factory reset. A factory reset will erase all Andriod data and restore it to the settings that it came with out of the box. Before you throw your phone in the trash, check out this guide. Method 1 of 2: Resetting a Working Device 1. Open your device’s Settings. The Settings app can have varying icons depending upon on your specific device, and may be also be found within the App Tray or by pushing the phone’s dedicated menu button. 2. Find your Factory Reset option. Depending on your device, the “Factory data reset” feature may be located in one of two sections within the Settings app: Select the “Privacy” settings, and scroll down to “Factory reset” Select the “Backup and reset” settings, and scroll down to “Factory reset” 3. Tap “Reset device” to fully  delete all Android data and restore your device’s factory settings. The accounts that you are signed int...

More and more news report highlighted the sheer amount of data that is now routinely stored on our smartphones and how little heed some of us pay to what happens to our personal information. So that you always leak out your own privacy like contacts, text messages, account info, etc. to public unconsciously. Obviously, this action have a large potential danger, especially when your personal information is known by criminals. Why You Need to Erase All Data on Android Phone Before Selling Maybe you've ever heard lots of news about the incorrect erasing data like "Motorola accidentally shipped out 100 refurbished Xoom tablets without properly wiping the previous owners' information" and so on, so it is worth a reminder of what you need to do when selling, returning or otherwise disposing of an Android device, including phones and tablets. It is undeniable that with the popularity of Android or other smartphones, people have enjoyed more and more pleasures and convenient...

Wipe Data from your Android phone Selling,recycling or donating your old phone? Simple deletion or factory reset is not enough. Some personal information may stay in your phone's memory even after you delete it, information and data can be restored by some data recovery software in market. If your phone gets lost or stolen, or if you decide to return or recycle it, you need to wipe it clean of your private data. Losing your phone is almost akin to losing your wallet. You have data on that device, and should anyone get to it, they could wreak havoc on your life. Yes, there are ways to ensure the security of that device. But there might come a time when you have to give up the ghost and wipe that phone. Or you might be recycling that phone or handing it over to another user -- in which case, you're not going to want to hand over your private information. No matter the reason, you need to know that data is safe. There are, of course, apps for that. I want to show you five of them....