Factory Reset Protection or FRP, is a feature added to Android phones since the release of the Android OS Version 5.1, also known as "Lollipop". It is a feature that adds a barrier of protection to your phone when a factory reset is performed on your device. It requires a Google password to set up and is activated when a factory reset is performe
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Did you buy a second-hand Android device, only to find that you are unable to access the data on the device after resetting it? This happens because Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is enabled on the device and therefore, you need the password to the previous owner's account to access the device. If you can find the previous owner, you don't have an
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How often have we all attempted to employ non-unlocking tools? Too many times. But here is where we come in with a solution, particularly if your problem involves removing screen lock and FRP lock from an Android smartphone. There are numerous tools on the market that can assist you, but lately, users that need to remove the screen lock and Factor
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When you forget your password on your Samsung device, a factory data reset may be your way to regain access to your device. However, in some cases, doing so may still lock you out because your device has detected an abnormal factory reset. If you have encountered the "This device is locked because of an abnormal factory reset" issue, continue read
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Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is meant to protect the data on your Samsung A2 Core device by preventing someone without your Google account credentials from resetting the device. But it can also lock you out of your device if you forget your Google Account details or when you purchase a second-hand device that is still connected to the previous ow
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Nowadays Android has introduced security measures to protect the data of the user. However, these security measures can sometimes become an annoyance for the user. One such security measure is the FRP or Google Account lock on Android. If you just purchased a pre-owned smartphone and get locked out of the Google account lock, you might want to kno
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Data protection is one of Google's top priorities. This is why they launched Factory Reset Protection (FRP), a built-in security feature on Android Lollipop 5.1 or higher that prevents an unauthorized person to perform a factory data reset on your device. FRP is immediately activated upon setting up a Google account on your device. Once activated,
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When an Android device is FRP locked, you will be asked to enter your Google ID and password every time you try to reset the device. If you don't know these credentials then you will be stuck on the FRP lock screen and therefore be unable to use the device. Fortunately, there are various ways that you can bypass FRP on your device. One such solu
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The problem with FRP feature is that you will need to enter your Google account password to access the device after a factory reset and since it may have been a while since you set up the device, most people find that they don't remember their account passwords. In this case, you need an FRP bypass tool that can help you continue to set up the de
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Ever got locked out of your own device because you forgot the passcode or the Google account? It happens, and it's frustrating. You can do many things to fix the situation, like look for notes you might have kept that contain your passcode or do your almighty best to recall that password. If all else fails, yu may hear about an Android screen unlo
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