THIS how to delete an account Google never synced from Android after reset. Google’s FRP (Factory Reset Protection) is undoubtedly an advanced security feature.
This feature ensures that your smartphone is connected to the Google account it was first set up with. Therefore, when the phone is reset, the user still needs to sign in to the original Google account mobile phone the same to use it.
Google’s FRP is great, but it can cause problems when users reset their phone Androidhis. If you added an account just to set up your phone and forgot your password, you’re in trouble.
However, there is a way to bypass FRP and make your device look new so that you can set up any account after factory reset. Check out the following review.
How to remove FRP bypass with Droidkit
One of the appropriate and effective alternatives to delete a Google account is an application called DroidKit. With the “Bypass FRP” feature, users can easily delete previously synced accounts. Here are the steps:
• Download FRP bypass tool and install droidkit on Windows PC or Mac;
• Connect your Android phone and press the start button;
• Start bypass and enter recovery mode;
• Click Next to get the firmware;
• Complete the appropriate settings.
• After completing the above steps, your device will be fully reset and the FRP lock will also be removed successfully.
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How to delete Google account from Android without resetting phone and PC
Here is also a way to remove Google FRP lock without resetting your phone and PC. This is actually the usual method.
Unfortunately, this method is useless if you are already stuck with an FRP locked device. Here are the steps:
• Unlock your device and open “Settings”.
• Tap “Cloud & Accounts” and press the “Accounts” option.
• Search for your Google account and select it;
• Click the three dots in the top right corner, then select “Delete Account.”
Users can also use the search function in settings to search the submenu of your Google account. After confirming your account has been deleted from this device. The account is still intact, but it is not tied to your device with an FRP lock.
BYPASS Google Account Verification by turning off Factory Reset Protection
To prevent your device from being locked out by Factory Reset Protection, you can disable this feature completely. Follow the steps below and find out how:
• Open settings on your Android phone;
• Find the account or backup account option and click on it;
• Select the Delete account option. By performing this action, your account will be removed from the Android phone as well as the factory reset protection;
• Repeat this process for any other accounts you may have previously used.
How to BYPASS FRP via Recovering Google Account Information
Recovering your Google Account information can also be done by trying to recover your Google Account information. If you don’t remember important account information, you can visit the Google account recovery page on another PC or mobile device.
• Visit the Google account recovery page.
• Follow the instructions provided by Google to recover your account.
This process may involve filling out some security questions, providing account recovery information, or using a backup email or phone number.
While your device’s FRP lock may seem like a “disastrous” situation, know that there are still ways around the problem. (Salsabila Nur Azizah)
