To factory reset your Android phone remotely: Your device must be connected to the internet.Your Android phone must be on, linked to a Google account, and visible on Google Play.But there are some caveats you should know if you use this method to reset your phone:
You can also use Find My Device to lock your lost or stolen device remotely. If your Android phone has been stolen, you can still wipe it remotely using Google’s Find My Device service. How to Factory Reset Android via Find My Device
To go to the Android recovery settings page, press and hold the volume up and power buttons simultaneously. Next, you will see a screen with a No command warning.This will skip the usual boot process, taking your phone directly to Recovery Mode. Press and hold the volume up and power buttons simultaneously.With that in mind, here’s how to factory reset Android via Recovery Mode: Read More: How to Factory Reset Your Samsung Galaxy Device If the below steps don't work, be sure to check the process for your device on the manufacturer's website. The procedure of resetting your specific Android phone with Recovery Mode may vary. Since FRP is available on most devices, it's important to know your Google account’s credentials before resetting in this way.