Guide to Bypass FRP (Factory Reset Protection) on LG Android 6.0.1
Guide to Bypass FRP (Factory Reset Protection) on LG Android 6.0.1
Remove FRP LG Android 6.0.1. The following guide will show you how to bypass or remove FRP on Android LG Android 6.0.1 smartphone. FRP or factory reset protection is a new feature introduced by Google to keep your Android phone and all data stored keeps save in case your Android phone get stolen. FRP only work at the latest Android phone operating system, at least on Android 5.0 Lollipop released in 2016 years. FRP automatically work when you enable phone password or other screen security. It's work if someone tries to perform a hard reset on your LG phone. After they successfully perform a hard reset to remove password or another security screen, they will unable to access your phone without entering a correct Gmail account information previously synced on your LG Android 6.0.1 phone.
Warning, this guide made not for a thief who stole your phone. But only for a person as LG Android 6.0.1 owner that forgot a Gmail account information previously linked to their phone. They will be stuck at verifying Gmail account screen. So, just follow this guide step by step to bypass FRP on LG Android 6.0.1 phone. It's work after you have successfully performed a hard reset on LG Android 6.0.1 device via recovery menu.
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Step By Step Bypass FRP Android 6.0.1 phone.
This guide created from the YouTube video, you can access this video via the following link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hxxdzfWHeg- Now, let we start this guide.
- This guide 100 work on Android 6.0.1 released at August first 2016 security patch.
- Make sure your LG phone connected to the internet over WI-Fi.
- If your phone on verifying your account screen as shown in the image above, you can tap back to the main screen.
- Now, tap accessibility.
bypass FRP LG android 6.0.1 - At the accessibility main menu tap Vision.
- Then you can tap Talk back to turn it on.
LG Talkback - Then scroll down on talk back main menu to tap text-to-speech output.
- Then, on text-to-speech output main menu, you can tap gear icon, beside Google text-to-speech engine.
text-to-speech output - On the next screen, you can tap Settings for Google-text-to-speech Engine.
- Then on the Google TTS options screen, you can tap feedback.
- Now, on the feedback screen, you can tap terms of service. it will open an Android browser to show term of service page.
bypass FRP LG android 6.0.1 - Now, you can go to address bar and type the following URL.
- Once the website successfully loads, you will see three links on the screen. At this step, you can tap Step 1.
- Then you will see the pop-up menu at the bottom of the screen.
- Tick on use as default app
- Now, press and hold Gmail icon at the below of your screen.
- It will open Gmail App info screen, now tap Notifications
- then tap App Settings
- now tap menu button shown at the top right of your screen, and select Manage Accounts.
- at the pop-up screen just tap continue
- It will open settings screen.
- Just scroll down and tap fingerprints and security
- On the next screen, you can see unknown sources menu is inactive.
- Now, disable verify apps menu.
- Then tap phone Administrator.
- Then detective Andriod Device Manager
- Back to settings screen again.
- Tap Apps
- Tap menu button at the top right of screens.
- Tap Show System.
- Scroll down this screen, find and tap setup wizard. (version 5.0.22)
- tap force stop
- tap storage clear data
- tap setup wizard again (version 2.0)
- tap force stop
- tap storage clear cache
- back to Apps screen
- tap Google Play Service
- tap force stop
- tap disable
- back to step 13 (it will open a browser and access frp.f0il.com
- once the site successfully load, now tap step 2 (click here)
- it will appear pop-up menu, tap update permissions.
- tap allow.
- tap OK at the lower screen, it will confirm you to download a file. it will download shortcut.apk
- back to the browser, then tap Google account manager (click here)
- tap OK at the lower screen, it will confirm you to download a file. it will download gam2.apk
- Now tap back to welcome screen.
- tap an arrow
- tap Skip at insert SIM card screen.
- at set internet connection screen, tap add wi-fi network.
- type anything at Wi-Fi name (SSID)
- then tap and hold your wi-fi SSID name, it will show a pop-up menu.
- tap share
- at share with pop-up menu, tap Gmail icon. (now you can continue this step and go to step 16 above)
- here you must see Unknown source is active.
- now tap it to enable it.
- Now tap back to welcome screen again. repeat step no. 16 and step 17 above. until you see Apps screen.
- now tap Google Play Service
- then tap enable button
- then back to welcome screen again.
- Now, go to step 5 until step 17 above, until you can go to settings menu again.
settings LG Android 6.0.1 - tap Apps
- tap Google account manager
- tap Force stop button - Ok
- tap Disable button - yes
- then back to Settings again.
- Scroll down the screen to find and tap Google Service.
google service - tap search & now
- tap now cards
- enable now cards
- tap no thanks
- it will open browser OK Google
- at search bar type download
- at the result tap download
remove frp LG Android 6.0.1 - it will show all download item.
- tap shortcut.apk
- at complete action using pop-up menu tick use as a default app.
- now tap package installer
- tap Ok
- then tap install - it will install QuickShorcutMaker
- Once it successfully installed, now tap open (it will open this app)
- scroll down this screen, find and tap Google account Manager.
- at the next step, scroll down the screen to find Google Account Manager (Type Email and Password)
- Then tap Try
- On the next step, you will be prompted to re-type password
- Just tap the menu button (at top right phone screen), then tap browser sign in.
browser sign in - then tap Ok.
- then your phone will open a browser, and you must Sign in with your other Google account.
- Finish. Good luck
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