Hello everyone,
my Pixel 6 (with grapheneOS of course) is broken and I have been to a certified google repair shop. They told me, there is an interruption in the main circuit board when hey hooked up a testing device to it. This means, it can only be repaired by replacing the circuit board.
So, if my device is completely dead and not able to boot, I would like to hand it in to the dealer I bought it from, because I still have got warranty and I can get it replaced.
As far as I know, a Pixel phone in general is hard to get data from, especially when it does not boot, but is it safe to just send it to the dealer? I am a little worried if someone gets the phone, maybe out of the recycling container and extracts my data.
So I guess, I will just have to do this? This seems like my only option to get a new phone without buying a new one. Is there anything I can do to protect my data without physically destroying the phone?
Sorry for my worries and thank you a lot,
greeting agl218