Using this method, you can delete your Google account. This could theoretically come in handy when you reset your phone and removed your email and Google password from memory.

Unblocking Google account (FRP) – Tele2 Mini 1.1

To unlock a google account on your Tele2 Mini 1.1 device, follow these steps:

Go to the folder called SP_flash_tool, then find and run the file called flash_tool.exe.

After flashtool starts, click on the button Choose against Download agent. Choose File MTK_AllInOne_DA.bin from the archive you unpacked at the beginning.

In the program window, opposite the inscription, click on the button Choose. Choose File MT6580_Android_scatter.txt from a previously unpacked archive.

Go to the tab Format. Here you need to click “ Manual Format Flash«.

Opposite the inscription Begin address copy and paste: 0x4fa0000, and in the field Format length insert this: 0x100000

Click on the button Start and after that, connect the disconnected smartphone to the computer again.

If SP Flashtool does not see the phone and a green check mark and a message about successful formatting do not appear on the computer screen, then try downloading the drivers and installing them manually as stated, then repeat all the steps in the instructions.

Google is actively improving the security of the Android OS and introducing anti-theft protection such as linking the device to a Google account. In this article we will figure out how to bypass your Google account after a reset.

Before you start re-reading the article! Read the comments first, and then carefully the entire article!

A little background

With each new release of Android, Google tries to raise the level of security of this mobile operating system and introduces new protection mechanisms.

So, with version Android 5.1 Lollipop, a new anti-theft mechanism was added, the essence of which is as follows: after purchase, the owner of a smartphone or tablet links the device to his Google account. If the device is suddenly stolen and the attacker erases all data, he will run into Google Device Protection called Factory Reset Protection or FRP.

But not everything went as smoothly as we wanted, if you bought the phone second-hand or forgot your account and reset it, then naturally you fall for FRP protection. You need to reset your Google account!

Workarounds
Google account after reset

If we consider it globally, there are two options for resetting the protection:

• Official
• Unofficial (bypass Factory Reset Protection)

Let's first look at the official option for resetting FRP or how to avoid this problem when resetting, and then look at all the ways to bypass Factory Reset Protection.

Official FRP Reset/Bypass

1. Enter the login and password for the Google account that was before the reset; if the device was purchased second-hand, then ask for this information
2. From your computer, go to your Google account settings and
   
3. If you have receipts and warranty cards, contact the service center
4. When replacing key modules or the motherboard of a smartphone or tablet

To completely disable Factory Reset Protection/FRP

If after resetting Android does not accept the password

If you try to enter your Google account after resetting your Android settings, but you can’t go any further, then most likely you reset your password not long ago; if this is the case, then wait 24-72 hours, then try again.

Bypass Factory Reset Protection/FRP or how to bypass Google Account? (Unofficial)

Below we will suggest many methods on how to unofficially bypass FRP protection, you just have to try each one to eventually get a working Android.

Option 1 bypass Google account after reset

1. Insert the SIM card into the device on which you want to delete your Google account
2. Call this Android device
3. Accept the call and click the add new call button
4. Write any numbers into the dialers and “Add a number to an existing account”
5. Enter your Google account information
6. Save contact to your account
7. Restart Android

Option 2 bypass Google account after reset

1. Insert SIM card into locked Android
2. Call this device
3. Accept a call and create/add a new call
4. In the dialers we dial the following engineering code *#*#4636#*#*
5. After typing, your Android should automatically redirect you to the advanced settings menu
6. Press the back button and find yourself in the settings menu
7. Go to the section " Recovery and reset" or " Archive and Restore«
8. Disable “Data Backup” and everything related to data recovery
9. We reset the settings
10. When setting up the device for the first time, enter your account

Option 3 bypass Google account after reset

If your Android device supports Fastboot, then you can try performing an FRP reset through it.

To do this you will need:

1. Computer
2. Installed
3. to device
4. Transfer device to

Then you can enter the following commands:

fastboot oem clean_frp

or run this command

fastboot erase persistent
fastboot erase frp
fastboot erase config

Option 4 bypass Google account after reset

After the reset, you need to try to enter the settings menu, after which you will need:

1. Computer
2. Installed
3. to device
4. Connect Android to computer and run ADB RUN

Then enter the following commands:

adb shell content insert --uri content://settings/secure --bind name:s:user_setup_complete --bind value:s:1

adb shell am start -n com.google.android.gsf.login/

adb shell am start -n com.google.android.gsf.login.LoginActivity

For this method, you will need official firmware for installation using a computer. This firmware must contain a scatter.txt file.

Option 7 bypass Google account after reset

1. Install the SIM card, turn on Android and get to entering your Google account
2. From another phone we call the installed Sim in a locked Android, accept the call, hold the center key until Google Now appears, end the call from another device
3. Click on the button Back, enter the word “settings” in the search bar and go to them
4. Next, move to the “restore and reset” section and disable all the checkboxes and reset Android settings

Option 8 bypass Google account after reset

Option 9 bypass Google account after reset

For this method you need to have:

• Ability to install an SD card
• Download and transfer the file to the memory card

Then put Android into Recovery mode and flash the FRP-False.zip file.

Option 10 bypass Google account after reset

1. Connecting to Wi-FI
2. When the network check starts, go back
3. We choose another Wi-FI network, no matter which one
4. In the password entry field, type absolutely any characters, then select them, and click on the three dots (additional menu) and “Show hints”
5. In Google we write “SETTINGS” and open the phone settings
6. Next, select “Restore and reset” -> “Reset DRM licenses”
7. We return to the Wi-Fi connection, connect and enter a new account

Option 11 reset FRP. For Xiaomi

1. Choosing a language
2. Select region (country of residence)
3. Connect via Wi-Fi to the Internet
4. Go back to the beginning using the back key
5. Hold on the welcome page with 2 fingers until turned on. TalkBack
6. Draw the letter L on the screen
7. Select TalkBack settings
8. Hold down the volume keys at the same time and turn off TalkBack
9. Scroll to the bottom and select “Help Review”
10. Start the video and go to YouTube (click the three dots when going)
11. We find a video where there is a link in the description (almost all Android videos +1)
12. Click on the link and then three dots, launch Chrome
13. Login to Chrome, skip logging in
14. We type in the search “ quickshortcutmaker «
15. Download the found application
16. Start installing the app > Allow apps to be installed
17. Download the app again and install it
18. Launch the application
19. Turn on voice search and find Settings
20. Select view
21. Go to the settings menu "About phone"
22. Press quickly seven times on the item “Miui Version” 7 times
23. Go back
24. Go to "Advanced Settings" > "For Developer"
25. Select "factory unlock"
26. Go back
27. menu "Backup and reset" and perform a reset

Do you still have additional questions? Write them in the comments about what you did or vice versa!

After resetting your smartphone using Hard Reset, the next time you turn on the phone, you will be required to enter your Google account credentials. This is exactly how the situation was described to me by a user who brought me a phone with a request to confirm an account that was previously synchronized with a smartphone.

In general, this is something similar to Apply ID, which has long been used in devices manufactured by Apple. Since many complained that data is not protected at all on Android, and any password on the phone can be cracked with a regular hard reset, Google decided to improve several aspects of this protection.

As a result, starting with a series of Android 5.1.1 firmware, a strict link to a Google account began. That is, even after resetting the settings, you will not be able to fully use your smartphone until you enter the credentials of the account that was linked to it when you first turned on the device.

Of course, the user who contacted me had no idea about such protection and calmly reset the settings without any second thoughts. Of course, no one remembers the account details, since it was created in a hurry just to have access to the Play Market.

So, after another such smartphone, I decided to share my experience and show how I managed to bypass the protection with Google account confirmation after resetting the settings (Hard Reset).

Resetting your smartphone to its factory state through phone settings

Very often, a simple reset directly from the standard settings menu helps. This is explained by the fact that the settings are reset directly from the phone and the security system recognizes this as if the user did it himself, and accordingly does not request Google account verification (FRP).

Of course, the most difficult thing we have to do is get into that very settings menu, but we’ll still try to do it. I tested this method on Android 6.0 and 6.0.1.

Bypass Google account verification (FRP) after reset using QuickShortcutMaker

If you are not the happy owner of a device that was helped by the first method, then most likely you will have to turn to third-party applications for help, which will help us remove the Google account linking.

One such application would be QuickShortcutMaker. By the way, I would say that this method helps 80% of cases that are associated with FRP. So I recommend using it first.

You can see a visual implementation of points 10 to 17 in this video, starting at 5:30 minutes:

Important information for those who have " Google Accounts“There will be no option to enter your login and password. In order for it to appear, you will have to additionally, in addition to QuickShortcutMaker, install the Google Account Manager patch. After this, the desired item should be displayed without problems in the list of Google accounts.

Third option to bypass Google FRP using Test DPC

The third option is also to install and use additional programs, this time it is “ Test DPC" If the previous method did not help you, then you should definitely try this option.

For a clear example of this method, look at the video:

It was with these images that I personally managed to bypass the protection with Google account confirmation after resetting the settings on Android. If none of the described methods work for you, don’t worry, it happens.

There are many different options for bypassing this protection, you just need to find it on our website or on some forum. Where users could share the option that is right for you.

There is also a theory that by turning off the phone and putting it on a shelf for about 72 hours, the binding disappeared on its own and the smartphone turned on the next time as if it had just been taken out of the box.

Bypass Google account verification (FRP) after resetting your smartphone (Hard Reset)