After three days, you will receive an e-mail from Amazon on the status of the factory reset. If your device can't be reached immediately, you can request that Amazon periodically continue trying to reach your device for the next three days.
Note: The maps and location information used in the Manage Your Device feature might be inaccurate or unavailable depending on a number of factors, including the kind of wireless connectivity supported by your device (Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi + 4G / LTE) and whether it supports GPS. After three days, you will receive an e-mail from Amazon on the status of your device's location. If your device can't be reached immediately, you can request that Amazon continue trying to reach your device periodically for the next three days. Click Find My Device to find your device's approximate location on a map generated in Manage Your Content and Devices.If your device is located, an alarm will play on the device for two minutes or until it's dismissed.
Click Remote Alarm to activate an alarm on your device.If you are selling your device, you should consider performing a factory reset to ensure you have removed all personal information. Note: Deregister is most often used by customers who wish to switch Amazon accounts on a device within a household. Personal information such as photos and side-loaded documents will remain on the device. When you deregister a device, you will no longer be able to access your content through any of the Amazon applications on the device or make purchases on the device through your Amazon account. Click Deregister to deregister your device from your Amazon account.On a computer, navigate to and click Your Account.Tap the Find Your Tablet switch to toggle on or off.To turn Find My Kindle on or off, from any screen, swipe down from the notification bar.Note: To learn more, visit the Amazon support tutorial: Manage Your Device. Locate and manage your Kindle if you have lost or misplaced your device.
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