The Easiest Way To Erase Your Android Phone

Performing some tasks on your android phone could require some technicality that requires you to become and tech bro. And if you failed to fix your phone without any guide, you can easily make use of this post as a guide.

Performing a Basic Reset:

Step 1: Navigate to the device's settings. Most of the time, it's an icon with a gear or a series of slider bars on it.

Step 2: Tap Backup & reset after scrolling down. Depending on the Android version and device, you can find it in either the Personal or Privacy sections of the menu.

Instead, tap Reset after tapping General Management on a Samsung Galaxy device.

Step 3: Tap Reset factory data. It can be found at the menu's bottom.

Step 4: Select "Reset Phone." Your phone will be formatted exactly as it was when it left the factory after the reset process is finished.

Tap Reset instead if you are using a Samsung Galaxy device.

Step 5: Enter the passcode for the screen lock. You will be asked to enter your phone's pattern, PIN, or passcode if the screen lock feature is enabled on your device.

Step 6: To confirm, tap Erase everything. This will immediately delete all of the phone's data and reset the configuration and settings to the factory defaults. The procedure might take a few minutes.

Instead, tap Delete All on a Samsung Galaxy device.