If a Samsung J4 device is FRP protected, you will find that you need to enter the Google account password when you reset the device. Ordinarily, this would not be a problem, unless it's been a while since you last factory reset the device and you have forgotten the Google account that you used to set it up or you purchased a second-hand Samsung de
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Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is a security feature that all Android devices have. It is meant to protect the data on your device in case the device is lost or stolen as it will keep the person with the device from using the device without the username and password. But oftentimes, you may find that you need to bypass FRP conditions, like when y
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Some people prefer buying second-hand mobile phones over brand-new ones since it's more budget-friendly and practical. However, opting for a thrifty second-hand phone may also cost you some problems, especially if the previous owner forgot to remove his Google account. Even if you did a factory reset on your device, you'd end up stuck on the Goog
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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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Are you looking for a way to remove FRP lock on your Android device? There are a lot of different solutions in the market depending on the device model and the version of Android running on it. But if you have been trying various solutions for a while now, you will have noticed that some of them can be quite complicated. One of the many tools yo
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When using Android, your device will lock itself if you enter your PIN, password, or pattern incorrectly a certain number of times. You could get around the lock by conducting a factory reset. But as of late, Android's Factory Reset Protection (FRP) will require providing your Google password in order to finish the reset procedure. There are a few
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FRP or Factory Reset Protection is a security feature available for Android devices Lollipop 5.1 and higher. It is built-in on Android devices and is automatically enabled upon setting up a Google account on your device. Once set up, FRP prevents device usage after a factory data reset. The phone could only be used by logging in with the associat
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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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Since Android introduced the Factory Reset Protection (FRP) function, several users have been looking for ways to go around it. This article will discuss bypassing FRP on your Samsung tablet running on any Android version. But before we get started on bypassing the FRP, let's first talk about what an FRP is. What is FRP? Factory Reset Protectio
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