I lost my iPad somewhere, and was silly enough not to password-protect it. The device has direct access to my gmail and facebook accounts. Is it possible to disable its network usage remotely, maybe through iTunes or some other Apple service? I'd like to do something such as whenever that particular iPad connects to the Internet it would be either shutdown or disconnected from Internet.
IPad – Is it possible to disable a lost iPad
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Best Answer
Did you have Find My iPad activated via the iCloud settings on your iPad?
If so, then you will be able to do any of the following on your iPad:
Just for the record, when you enable iCloud, options 2, 3, 4 and 5 above are automatically enabled.
If you have Location Services turned on, Find My iPad can also help you locate your iPad on a map as long as it's connected to the Internet.
If you had this activated, or aren't sure if you did, then follow these steps:
For the benefit of others, there are other services to achieve what you want. However, all of these involve installing third party software on the device (and since you're asking the question it's safe to assume you haven't done this).
Regardless of whether you have Find My iPad activated, this would be a good time to reset your passwords for any online services, email addresses, etc. However, in doing so, you would be best to change your email passwords first to minimise the risk of any password reset info being intercepted on the iPad.