phone stolen have questions please help

[m.vasquez009]

alright well i was on vacation in Florida a couple days ago and my gs2 was stolen so i called att suspended the phone as soon as i realized it was gone. i immediately changed my gmail password, however i know that they can still access the internet through a wifi connection and my questions is can they still get onto my gmail account and install and purchase apps through the marketplace if they wanted to even though i changed my gmail password? im asking this becuase my gmail account always signed me in automatically and i never had to enter my password manually...and my debit card was linked to the marketplace for purchases and whenever i wanted to buy an app i just clicked install and it would take care of the rest..so im just really nervous if they can still access my information and if maybe there is a way for me to create another gmail account altogether and not lose all of my apps...any suggestions on things i can do just to make it so they cant get into my information would be greatly appreciated

 

[EvilMonkey]

Wow...I think they can still get to anything on the phone...like email that's already been downloaded,and any apps...but it'll fail if they try to sync email or buy anything. You didn't have a pin or password unlock on it?

Call AT&T and see if they can wipe the phone. Do you have any sensitive apps on there...like documents in Dropbox or Drive or pictures or online banking apps?a

And when you get a replacement, make sure you put a password on it to unlock the phone and install Seekdroid or Cerberus on there, so you can remotely lock, track and wipe the phone (among other things).

 

[m.vasquez009]

i know im stupid for that..i learned the hard way...but can ut ell me how to take my credit card number off from the google play store?

 

[DOCDIZZLE]

Honestly, the only way i think is to cancel the credit card associated with your acct and get a new one

 

[srkmagnus]

If you changed your password then all Google accounts on the phone will not log in. The user will receive an error. Still, change all passwords and credit card information as a precaution.

 

[sharksfan7]

Go to wallet.google.com & sign in with your google account. Under "Payment Methods" you should be able to remove all credit cards associated to your account.

 

[Rukbat]

And on your new phone, install AndroidLost (it's free) before you do anything else.