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If you lose the phone that has your Google passkeys: what to do next
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What happens if you lose the phone that has your Google passkeys?
A lost phone can remove one convenient way to authenticate, but passkey and account recovery behavior depends on how your passkeys are synced and what other sign-in methods you kept.
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What happens if your phone is lost with WhatsApp logged in?
The biggest concern is unauthorized access to the device and the phone number. WhatsApp provides account-deactivation guidance for lost or stolen phones.