How to remove FRP from your Android phone in simple steps

Google has introduced, for some years now, a new system to keep our Android device safe in case of theft; we are talking about the FRP block, which stands for Factory Reset Protection. Its operation is simple: it combines an Android device with a Google account to prevent it from being formatted and reused after theft. Although this system is very useful for the protection of the smartphone, very often it can cause various problems, such as when a user wants to format their device but do not remember the login credentials of the Google account; in fact, in this case, it will not be able to carry out this procedure. That’s why it may be useful to know how to remove FRP from Android. In this article we will see in particular how to remove FRP from Android 8.0 Oreo and Android 8.1.

How to remove FRP from Android 8.0 Oreo

The procedure that we will explain in this article may not work on all models of smartphones and all versions of Android 8.0, this is due to the fact that Google releases monthly security patches capable of resolving bugs in the operating system. So the only method you have to see if the procedure is compatible or not with your smartphone is to follow the guide and then check the final result.

Bypass FRP Android Oreo

Although the steps could be a little complex, being careful you can still be able to implement this procedure. The first thing you need to do is make sure that your smartphone, on which Android 8.0 or Android 8.1 is installed, is connected to a stable Wi-Fi network. You can then proceed with the following steps:

  • to send the smartphone and take the first steps of the initial configuration. When you are asked to connect your smartphone to a Wi-Fi network, do so by making sure that the connection you are connecting to is stable;
  • once connected to Wi-Fi, you will have to go back to the first page, ie the one where you select the language, and select the English language as the language ;
  • done this, you must click on Vision Settings and confirm the operation;
  • select the TalkBack option and enable it;
  • at this point open the Global Context Menu and click on TalkBack Settings;
  • in the settings you have to enable the TalkBack tutorial and then disable TalkBack;
  • on the TalkBack Settings screen, click on Help & Feedback;
  • select the search box and type voice;
  • the results appear, you will have to select the first result and play the YouTube video;
  • double tap the video title, which will force you to open the video on the YouTube app;
  • open the app renamed, close the video and access the Profile section;
  • here you must click on Terms & Privacy Policy. This will open the Google Chrome browser;
  • now you can do any search. At this point, enter the link http://bit.ly/gizfrpl in the address bar and, once you press enter, the file frp v8.0.0.apk will start to download ;
  • once the download is complete, start the installation. If requested, you will need to enable installation from unknown sources;
  • installed the app, you have to open it and click on Google Account Manager Apk install;
  • to start the application you have to press anywhere on the screen;
  • done this, you will have to go back and click on Bypass FRP;
  • Enter the section, click on the Browser Sign In, then tap on the three dots and finally on Browser Sign In;
  • you will be asked to log in with a Google account. Execute it by entering one of which you remember the login credentials;
  • at this point restart the device and, immediately after, go to Settings and remove the Google account just inserted.

Once the procedure is complete, there will be nothing left to do but to perform a factory reset by the recovery of your smartphone and, as you can see, you will no longer be required to enter a Google account to unlock the device. If you could not complete the guide, then it will mean that the version of Android that you have installed on your smartphone is more recent and therefore has fixed the bug.

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