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Hello,
I lost my iPhone4 last night, the person who stole it switched it off right away. I logged into iCloud and activated Lost mode THEN Erase. I found out later that when I Erase the phone, which will happen once the phone is connected to the internet, I will not be able to track it via iCloud or do anything anymore.
Now the phone is still switched off, how can I "undo erase" so it doesn't erase when it's switched on? Thanks.
Sorry, there is no way for you to reverse the Erase command. AppleCare "may" be able to, you can try calling them, but there is nothing you can do.
Sorry, there is no way for you to reverse the Erase command. AppleCare "may" be able to, you can try calling them, but there is nothing you can do.
Do you think changing your iCloud password will make stop it from erasing?
Please read the post directly above yours.
No.
How to undo "Erase" from iCloud's Find My iPhone?
