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Pablo, note that for all Google's tut-tutting about device security, this is a huge hole. And I am not alone - a wide search shows long-standing and widespread complaints across the Internet. We have five devices running Chrome - none of them offer the "remove" function.

The detriment is that Google is not what it's supposed to be. This began as a side issue, ancillary to my working on discovering who had used my gmail address to open an eBay account. After changing lots of passwords (and alarming eBay staff no end, who, to their credit, whacked the bogus...

The Slough of Despond & Despair: Try as they did (and they really tried), Verizon was unable to help me, but they did give me the IMEI number for the "dead" Note 9 and a telephone number for Google; That phone number leads to a tree where none of the options lead to a human or pertained in any...

Yep. Chrome on the phone is where "remove" is missing. I'll be contacting Verizon next, see if they can get it off the account on their end. The Note 9 in question is in Samsung's hands, returned as defective for a new one.

Nope.

First looked it up on Chrome on the PC. Seeing that the instructions specified that removing a device could only be done on via a smartphone or tablet, I went into my Google account on my current Note 9, drilled down to "manage devices", saw the "old" Note 9 listed, and discovered that there was...

It is strange that big, tomato-red "remove" banner button is totally MIA...

Yep, that's about what I expected to see...but on this Verizon Note 9, it ain't there, and removing it via the PC also cannot be done.

Yep, "manage devices" is there; "remove device" is not...

Samsung replaced myVerizon Note 9 under warranty earlier this year, yet the old, defective Note 9 still appears on my Google device list. Google advises that to remove a device, you must use a phone or tablet because the manage/remove device function is not enabled on a PC. Yet going into my...

Thanks. Support walked me through troubleshooting; no dice. Less than 90 days old; Verizon is sending a replacement under warranty.