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Galaxy WatchGo to your Samsung and Google accounts and log the watch out. Even if you changed the password on your accounts, devices already logged on may remain logged in. If data was syncing someone had to have turned the watch on, and it should be able to be located, even if it was turned off again.
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Galaxy WatchAre you sure you logged it out of Google? You have to go into your Google account, go to the security tab and scroll down to devices, and it will show you how many and which devices are signed in. Locate the watch and sign it out. Try the Google find hub to see if it's still findable. Google find and Samsung find are two different apps. Samsung Find stopped seeing my watch that I am wearing and connected to but Google still sees it. In the Samsung find manage devices, you can unhide a hidden device. I have two older watches that are logged out and removed from my Samsung account that show up in my device list, but I hid them because I don't need to find them, I know where they are. They show up in my Google find list as well, and they are hidden from there too. Your watch should not be syncing if it's off. Are you sure it's the old watch that is syncing data? What is it syncing to?

