How to Turn Android Factory Reset Protection (FRP) On or Off

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Prerequisites

Before we get started, make sure you’ve taken care of these things:

  • Back up your data: Resetting or making changes can wipe your personal info.
  • Remove all Google accounts: This is necessary to disable FRP.
  • Device compatibility: These steps work on most Android devices with version 5.0 or higher, including brands like Samsung, Google Pixel, Motorola, and Sony Xperia.

Disable FRP by Removing Google Account

This is the simplest way to turn off FRP—just remove your Google account from your phone. This ensures your device won’t ask for a Google login after it’s been reset.

  1. Open Settings: Start by going to the Settings app on your Android phone.
  2. Find Accounts: Scroll down and tap Accounts or Accounts & Sync depending on your phone model.
  3. Remove Your Google Account: Tap on Google, select your account, then tap the three-dot menu and choose Remove Account. Confirm your choice.
  4. Factory Reset the Phone: After removing the account, go to Settings > System > Reset options > Erase all data (factory reset). Confirm the reset.

Once this is done, FRP will be disabled, and your device won’t ask for the previous Google account after a reset.

Download the Google Account Remover tool

FRP Bypass Using DroidKit for Samsung Devices

If you’ve got a Samsung device, DroidKit is a great tool for bypassing FRP when you can’t access your Google account. It’s designed specifically for this situation.

  1. Download DroidKit: First, download DroidKit onto your computer.
  2. Connect Your Samsung Phone: Use a USB cable to connect your phone to your computer and launch DroidKit. Choose the FRP Bypass mode.
  3. Select Android Version: Pick your phone’s Android version. Don’t know the version? No worries, DroidKit can help you find it.
  4. Follow Instructions: DroidKit will guide you through clearing the cache and other necessary steps.
  5. Complete the Process: Once done, your Samsung phone will restart with the FRP lock removed.

FRP Bypass Without PC Using Google Account Recovery

Don’t have a computer handy? You can still bypass FRP using Google Account Recovery directly on your phone.

  1. Tap “Forgot Password?”: On the Google login screen, tap the Forgot password? link.
  2. Recover Your Account: Follow the on-screen steps to reset your Google account password through a backup email or phone number.
  3. Log In with New Credentials: After resetting your password, log back in with the new one, and you’re good to go.

This method works for various Android models, like Samsung, Google Pixel, and Motorola.

FRP Bypass Using FRP Bypass APK

If you have access to a USB flash drive and an OTG cable, you can bypass FRP using an APK file. This is a quick and effective solution.

  1. Download FRP Bypass APK: Download the FRP Bypass APK and transfer it to a USB flash drive.
  2. Connect USB to Phone: Use a USB OTG cable to connect the flash drive to your phone.
  3. Enable Unknown Sources: On your phone, go to Settings > Security and turn on Install apps from unknown sources.
  4. Install the APK: Open the file manager, install the APK from your flash drive, and run it.
  5. Reset the Device: Once the APK is installed, go to Backup & Reset in your settings, then select Factory Data Reset.

After the reset, your phone won’t ask for the previous Google account details.

Now that you’ve seen these methods, you should be ready to disable or bypass FRP on your Android device. Whether you’re preparing to sell it, forgot your account info, or need a fresh start, you can handle the FRP lock without breaking a sweat.

Next time you’re faced with this issue, you’ll know exactly what to do!

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