Bypass the Android Factory Reset Protection lock and use your phone without having to go to the store. If you become stopped in the Google ID signing in process after doing a ‘Phone Reset’ or ‘Hard Reset’ on your Android phone, unlocking FRP is the only way to get access to it again.
FRP stands for ‘Factory Reset Protection,’ and it protects the device from unauthorised use by verifying the first Google ID used to sync information. Since Google added Google Account Verification or Factory Reset Protection (FRP), if the individual conducting the factory reset does not have the credentials for the Google Account that was previously logged on the phone, the phone becomes unusable.
This can also have a significant impact on consumers who purchase the device from a third party and are unable to contact the person who sold them the phone. The majority of consumers claimed they were unable to use the phone because they were unable to get past the screen when the phone requests a Google Account.
Solution 1: Enable Google ID new device or application sign-in authentication Android Factory Reset
- Remember the Google ID you used to check in to Google apps and sync your data.
- Now sign in to Gmail and look for the notice “Last account activity: xx hours ago Details” in the right-bottom corner.
- Click on the ‘Details’ link, then under ‘Activity on this account,’ click on ‘Sign out all other web sessions.’
- For success, go to: Signing into a new device or application and click the ‘Continue’ option.
- Return to your LYF phone and try logging in with the same ID you used before.
- You will now have access to the LYF phone’s initial configurations.
Solution 2: Bypass Factory Reset Protection (FRP) by resetting Android Phone after Hard Reset
When you get the message: ‘Please sign in using one of the owner’s accounts for this device’ on Google ID login, this method will work for both Phone reset and Hard reset.
Remove the SIM and memory cards from the LYF phone first.
- Make sure you’re connected to a WiFi network.
- Continue by selecting Language on your Android phone.
- Check to see if the WiFi network is available – if it is, tap on ‘Add another Network.’
- When the Keyboard appears, click a button between ‘?123′ and ‘Spacebar’ until you see a small ‘Setting’ icon.
- Select the ‘Setting’ icon by swiping up.
- Then choose ‘Languages‘.
- Press the LYF ‘Menu’ button now.
- Simply type ‘Set’ into the Google search box > The icon for ‘Settings’ will appear shortly.
- Choose the ‘Settings’ icon.
- Scroll down to the ‘Backup & reset’ button and pick it with your finger.
- Choose ‘Factory data reset’ > ‘Reset phone’ > ‘Erase everything’.
- The LYF phone will restart and delete everything.
- Don’t worry if the phone takes a few minutes to restart.
- LYF FRP lock has now been successfully evaded.
- Don’t connect to WiFi when the phone first starts up; instead, perform the initial configurations.
- Now go to Google Play and create a new account with any ID you choose.
When you perform an Android Factory Reset in your LYF mobile for a few seconds, the ‘Factory Reset Protection’ will be removed altogether. To adjust apps and settings, you can use any of your Google accounts.
Solution 3: Bypass Factory Reset Protection (FRP) Lock in Android phone by enabling ‘OEM Unlocking’
Please don’t panic if solutions 1 and 2 don’t work for you; the third one will. Before doing an Android Factory Reset, make sure all SIM cards and memory chips have been removed.
- Solution 2: Complete all of the steps from 1 to 8
- When you’re in ‘Settings,’ scroll down and select ‘About phone.’
- To enable ‘Development setting,’ hit ‘Build number’ seven times.
- Return to ‘Settings’ > Select ‘Developer options’ from the drop-down menu right above ‘About phone.’
- Under ‘Developer options,’ activate ‘OEM Unlocking’, which is situated above ‘Process stats.’
- Return to the ‘Settings’ menu and select the ‘Backup & reset’ option.
- Choose ‘Factory data reset’ > ‘Reset phone’ > ‘Erase everything’.
- Everything on your LYF phone will be erased and rebooted automatically.
- You have now successfully unlocked your LYF phone’s FRP lock.
- Simply complete the first setup when the phone turns on.
- Now go to Google Play and sign in with whichever ID you like.
You can also use the following methods to unlock Samsung, Nexus, HP, LG, Motorola, and other devices that are locked by Android Factory Reset Protection (FRP). Only a handful devices have the option of OEM unlocking.
