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replacing_your_devices [2019/08/04 15:54] – created neilreplacing_your_devices [2019/08/08 18:43] – neil
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 =====Replacing your computer or phone===== =====Replacing your computer or phone=====
 +====Key points: ====
 +  * [[replacing_your_devices#Take a backup of your data|Take a backup of your data]]
 +  * [[replacing_your_devices#Wipe your device securely|Wipe your device securely]]
 +  *[[replacing_your_devices#Two-factor authentication: back up it / turn it off first|Two-factor authentication: back up it / turn it off first]]
  
-====Wiping devices====Β +====Take a backup of your data ====
-=== Native formatting tools ===+
  
-===DBAN ===Β +Even if you take regular backups as matter of coursedouble-check that you have a working backup before wiping your device.
-DBAN β€” Darik’s boot and nuke β€” website is now basically big advertisement for some other software. You can still find DBANand it is relatively trivial to use, but still not as easy as it might be.+
  
-Depending on what encryption you have, might be pretty easy.+====Wipe your device securely====Β 
 +===macOS ===
  
-====Android viOS====+Follow [[https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201065|Apple's guide]] to wiping your Mac.
  
-====Two-factor authentication: back up it / turn it off first! ===+===iOS (iPhone or iPad)===
  
-If you use 2FA, you may need to disable this on each service, and then set it up again on your new deviceCheck before you wipe your device.+Follow [[https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201351|Apple's guide]] to wiping your iOS device.
  
-Otherwise, you might lock yourself out of your online services.+===Other devices ===
  
 +Check if your device's manufacturer offers a guide on how to wipe your device securely.
 +
 +
 +====Two-factor authentication: back up it / turn it off first ====
 +
 +If you use [[two-factor_authentication|two-factor authentication]] which is linked to a specific device, you may need to disable this on each service, and then set it up again on your new device. 
 +
 +Check this before you wipe your device, as otherwise, you might lock yourself out of your online services.
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