Quick question...
So, my phone was stolen about a month ago I remotely disabled Google Wallet, but I got a message saying my phone had never signed in again, thus it was unable to reset the Wallet app since it was off the network.
Weeks later, and my phone was recovered. But it looks like the jerk who stole it freaked out when I tried to install Plan B remotely and wiped the phone.
Fortunately he didn't format the internal SD card and I was able to restore a nandroid backup. I signed into the Wallet app after signing back into my Google account (of course I had since invalidated the authenticator, etc. as well as changed all my other passwords) and the remote reset finally took effect.
I should be good right? I signed back into Wallet, added a card (noticed it didn't access the cards I have associated with my Google account, I had to readd the info manually), then I reset it again. I would have gotten a secure element error while doing that if something had screwed up, right?
So, my phone was stolen about a month ago I remotely disabled Google Wallet, but I got a message saying my phone had never signed in again, thus it was unable to reset the Wallet app since it was off the network.
Weeks later, and my phone was recovered. But it looks like the jerk who stole it freaked out when I tried to install Plan B remotely and wiped the phone.
Fortunately he didn't format the internal SD card and I was able to restore a nandroid backup. I signed into the Wallet app after signing back into my Google account (of course I had since invalidated the authenticator, etc. as well as changed all my other passwords) and the remote reset finally took effect.
I should be good right? I signed back into Wallet, added a card (noticed it didn't access the cards I have associated with my Google account, I had to readd the info manually), then I reset it again. I would have gotten a secure element error while doing that if something had screwed up, right?