Frp bypass

[Justin richey]

How do I bypass frp after factory reset

 

[marctronixx]

I will quote a wise moderator on this forum in regards to these questions. In short, this is not the site to ask or dicsuss surcharge actions in the public fourm.

I'm sure you can understand, a high-profile Android community site such as AF can't risk making such information available as it would be of great use (and profit) to anyone in possession of a lost/stolen device.

If FRP is enabled, simply entering your Google account credentials (assuming that you are the owner of the primary account) will disable it and allow the device to boot. If you've somehow forgotten these, your usrname and/or password can be reset at www.google.com.