What should I do if I lose my phone or suspect someone has accessed my accounts?
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Zuri AchiengIn future, set a screen lock, keep backups of important data, and write down the key numbers you will need if the phone is gone.In future, set a screen lock, keep backups of important data, and write down the key numbers you will need if the phone is gone.
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- 2026-10-29 09:33:21
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Agnes NyawiraUse a phone locator service if you had one enabled, to lock or wipe the device remotely, and report the loss to the police if it was stolen to get an abstract.Use a phone locator service if you had one enabled, to lock or wipe the device remotely, and report the loss to the police if it was stolen to get an abstract.
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- 2026-10-29 08:56:12
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Mark OchiengCheck logged-in devices and sessions in your email and social accounts and log out any you do not recognise.Check logged-in devices and sessions in your email and social accounts and log out any you do not recognise.
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- 2026-10-29 08:11:28
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Jackline WairimuTurn on two-step verification on important accounts when you regain access, and use an authenticator app if possible instead of SMS codes.Turn on two-step verification on important accounts when you regain access, and use an authenticator app if possible instead of SMS codes.
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- 2026-10-29 07:29:53
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Cynthia AumaContact your bank and mobile-money provider to report the situation and ask about locking accounts or changing your PIN, especially if you saw any unauthorised activity.Contact your bank and mobile-money provider to report the situation and ask about locking accounts or changing your PIN, especially if you saw any unauthorised activity.
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- 2026-10-29 06:44:46
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Carol Jepchirchir
Use a trusted device to secure your important accounts. Contact your mobile operator to ask about blocking or replacing your SIM, and follow official recovery procedures for email, banking, and other accounts. Change compromised passwords, revoke unfamiliar sessions where possible, and contact financial providers promptly if you suspect unauthorised transactions. Never disclose PINs or one-time verification codes to someone claiming to help. Preserve evidence and report suspected crime through the appropriate official channel.
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Dennis Kiprotich
Act quickly but calmly. From a safe device, change the password on your email first, since many other accounts can be reset through it, and then change banking and social media passwords.
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Ruth Akinyi
Call your mobile operator to ask about blocking or replacing your SIM, which stops anyone receiving your calls and verification codes.







