I've tried a lot of tips from youtube. With FRP bypass apps etc... Unfortunately this account stays on it. I would be happy if there are any tips. It's Android 10 on it. I can also get into the settings menu through a different language and through backdoors. But I can't activate the development mode.
Don't get XDA in trouble.
Posting FRP bypassing solutions are out of bounds on this forum.
blackhawk said:
Don't get XDA in trouble.
Posting FRP bypassing solutions are out of bounds on this forum.
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What? It's legit to help users to unbrick from FRP lock.
If you can get to settings, can you reach factory reset option? this entry doesn't need to be unlocked and should be available in standard settings configuration. If that doesn't solve it, try to remove google account from accounts menu.
edit: there are more intrusive methods for experts, like erasing FRP partition from SP Flash Tool or mtkclient (will tell you if anything else failed)
Hello, I can also reset the phone, but the google account still stays in it. I can't delete it in settings either. If it were that easy, I wouldn't be here. thanks anyway for your answers.
get VCOM preloader drivers to work in Windows and do a full ROM dump with SP Flash Tool + WwR MTK v2.51 beta. secure boot download agent and auth_sv5.auth file (or SLA/DAA auth by-pass) might required.
once you have created backup and scatter file this way (one that 100% matches current partition layout) you can erase FRP partition from SP Flash Tool (pay attention for step 8)
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What? It's legit to help users to unbrick from FRP lock.
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[CLOSED] FRP bypass on Android 11
Hello there, I recently got scammed buying new phone on the Internet. Indeed the phone got locked a few days later and I am now stuck with the Google Account. The phone is a European Samsung Galaxy A12. Before to write this post, I looked for a...
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Don't get XDA in trouble.
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blackhawk said:
[CLOSED] FRP bypass on Android 11
Hello there, I recently got scammed buying new phone on the Internet. Indeed the phone got locked a few days later and I am now stuck with the Google Account. The phone is a European Samsung Galaxy A12. Before to write this post, I looked for a...
forum.xda-developers.com
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@blackhawk Thanks very much that you do care about XDA and what's posted in the forum. However, despite the closed thread you've linked in your above post it's not correct that FRP bypassing or unlock solutions are generally "out of bounds". Generally, we allow FRP unlock questions; it's always a case by case decision, and currently I don't recognise anything in this thread that wouldn't allow me to keep the thread open - although this might change pending on future information and discussions.
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if you don't rely on windows I recommend bootloader unlock with mtkclient. you can try bootable linux pendrive re_livedvdV3.iso created with Rufus or UNetbootin for this
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I got this htc device with frp lock. Well for samsung it not so big deal with, but with this one i just don't know how to bypass it. Can you suggest something? Are there any ways to get rid of it without s-off?
You can't rid of it ever unless you login with the userid/password on the phone, then remove the account from the phone, which will then remove the phone ID with the user email so it can then be setup with another google account.
Sounds like someone bought a lost/stolen phone.... :crying: if its the case, even if you bypass the FRP the IMEI# is probably blacklisted now.
im in the same exact situation!ive been searching and searching for a solution. I have s-on and it has already been factory reset and is at the beginning of the setup wizard. the otg method or possibly root junkys other method that doesn't require an otg cable and you unplug your modem/cut the internet connection? please if you can help me I'm willing to try all ideas. if I can somehow enable usb debugging wont that solve all issues because then I will be able to get deeper into the phone> ? sorry for lightweight taking your thread but I'm pretty sure we are in the exact same situation. oh and mine is for at&t if that makes a difference.
FRP mode only can bypass via ADB shell, Download Mode or Bootloader
I have an exlusive solution its working ,i try to make a video and show you how to bypass frp .
xghost11 said:
I have an exlusive solution its working ,i try to make a video and show you how to bypass frp .
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do u like to share it?
google FRP -> Android Factory Reset Protection (FRP)...
xtc2clip is able to remove FRP (and other tricks)
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I have an exlusive solution its working ,i try to make a video and show you how to bypass frp .
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waiting for it
xghost11 said:
I have an exlusive solution its working ,i try to make a video and show you how to bypass frp .
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Yes. Where is your solution? Please share
Guys.... Had this bloody FRP thing on my HTC One A9.
Was strugling couple of days, with any possible tutorials to no avail.
Just now flashed ROM from .zip on SD card an voila... Phone is up and working!!!
frp bypass
Hi, can you send me a copy of how you were able to bypass it
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There are some Tutorials on YouTube on how to bypass the
FRP Lock on the One A9 and other Devices. Have a look there.
Otaku-San said:
There are some Tutorials on YouTube on how to bypass the
FRP Lock on the One A9 and other Devices. Have a look there.
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This thread is almost a year old, please check the dates and don't post on old threads with no context.
Most of the time, I can bypass the frp on a galaxy s7 with no issues. I simply flash combination, use frp hard unlocker 3.0 provided by hardreset, then flash factory firmware. My problem lies with some devices only bootlooping once the factory firmware has been flashed. I can go in and flash the combination file with no issues, but I'm just tying to figure out what would cause this and how to get past it. Thanks for any info you may have.
VELEGIS said:
Most of the time, I can bypass the frp on a galaxy s7 with no issues. I simply flash combination, use frp hard unlocker 3.0 provided by hardreset, then flash factory firmware. My problem lies with some devices only bootlooping once the factory firmware has been flashed. I can go in and flash the combination file with no issues, but I'm just tying to figure out what would cause this and how to get past it. Thanks for any info you may have.
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The firmware being updated and blocking the old FRP bypass method.
cooltt said:
The firmware being updated and blocking the old FRP bypass method.
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Can you elaborate? thanks.
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Can you elaborate? thanks.
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Sure,
So the whole point of FRP lock is to stop lost / stolen phones being factory reset and used again. However when you modify you may forget to turn it off (not a problem if you know email and password) then when the phone starts up with fresh firmware the FRP kicks in and you are locked out.
Others found an exploit to get round the FRP lock, combination rom's etc but with every new firmware update the exploit is closed and it no longer works. You have to wait until someone finds a new way around FRP lock for your specific device and since the S7 is now getting old, no one is bothered fixing the FRP lock problem anymore.
The easy solution is to always remove the google account before modifiying the device.
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Sure,
So the whole point of FRP lock is to stop lost / stolen phones being factory reset and used again. However when you modify you may forget to turn it off (not a problem if you know email and password) then when the phone starts up with fresh firmware the FRP kicks in and you are locked out.
Others found an exploit to get round the FRP lock, combination rom's etc but with every new firmware update the exploit is closed and it no longer works. You have to wait until someone finds a new way around FRP lock for your specific device and since the S7 is now getting old, no one is bothered fixing the FRP lock problem anymore.
The easy solution is to always remove the google account before modifiying the device.
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I knew as much, I work for a company that buys electronics in bulk from places such as amazon or asurion for this very reason, the people who owned the devices and returned/sold them to these companies had not removed their google account. My job is to remove the frp as well as refurbish these devices for resale and so far i've had great success doing this. However, I've got a few devices every so often that fail to bypass. Are you suggesting that I should use as low of a binary as possible when doing frp bypasses? I believe these devices had binary 7. Combination flashed fine, linked up to adb and removed the frp lock, then when i flashed the stock firmware it would just bootloop. My goal is to maximize the amount of devices we can sell overall so any bit of information helps. Thanks.
I should also mention that I was taking note of the csc code before starting this process.
Hello all!
I would like to ask where the FRP information is stored. Is it a regular partition? I have two identical phones, one is frp-locked and the other is not, could I read the flash of the unlocked phone and write it to the other one?
My problem is that my phone LCD is broken, so I bought an used phone to use the LCD but it is lock by FRP and the seller does not remember the password. Since the used phone happened to be in better conditions I prefer to use it.
I have flashed the stock ROM using EDL, but is did not success, so I guess the FRP information is not stored in those partitions.
Thank you very much!
Even if you knew where the information is stored, you won't decrypt it anyway. So copying does not make sense, because the data is different for each system.
Thank you very! Is there any technical information about FRP? I have seen some tools that claim to unlock FRP, but I have not found any usefull documentation.
Thank you all!
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(...) but I have not found any usefull documentation.(...)
Read >this< and the two sources inside.
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Thank you very much! Great help!
Hello. I would like to disable the FRP Lock of Tecno spark 7 .
Guide me on the easiest ways I can do it.
I appreciate your precious time.
Thanks.
Thanks
Do you legally own the device, and you bought it? Do you mean disable after you factory reset, or just in settings.
@jwoegerbauer may assist. (if you convince about the legal reason)
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FRP lock can get bypassed via ADB.
Look inside here
https://github.com/quitehacker/ADB-FRP-Bypass
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alecxs said:
@jwoegerbauer may assist. (if you convince about the legal reason)
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Isn’t it impossible to enable usb debugging while frp locked?
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Do you legally own the device, and you bought it? Do you mean disable after you factory reset, or just in settings.
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I mean disable after factory reset
You understand all your friends data is gone Right.
It's now easy to bypass MediaTek's SP Flash Tool authentication
A group of developers has created a Python utility to bypass the authentication routine of MediaTek SP Flash Tool. Check it out now!
www.xda-developers.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C67tZU2fhTM
I wondered if someone can help. I tried to bypass FRP using ODIN (as suggested in threads) process and managed to get to YouTube / Chrome in order to run settings on the device but settings will not open. It all appears to be still locked. It has Knox on. Not sure if I'm missing something but any assistance would be highly appreciated. Thank you.
Odin won't bypass FRP. To unlock FRP, see this thread
V0latyle said:
Odin won't bypass FRP. To unlock FRP, see this thread
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Thank you