Samsung A20s FRP Bypass (The Right Way)

Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is a security feature that protects the data on your Samsun A20s from unauthorized access.

As the name suggests, once this feature has been enabled, you will be unable to factory reset the device without first providing the Google account password.

While this is a good way to protect the device from unauthorized access, it can also lock you out of your device if you forget your Google account password.

If this is the situation you find yourself in, the solutions below should help.

1-Click Solution: Samsung A20s FRP Bypass with Unlockit Android

There are various methods available on the internet that claim to bypass FRP, but the most of them are not safe and are extremely difficult to use. Sometimes you might get stuck in the middle of the unlocking process.

Thus, we recommend Unlockit for Android in this case. It is one of the best and safest ways to bypass FRP lock in any Samsung device including the A20s.

It is a desktop Samsung FRP unlocking solution that allows to add a new Google account on your device after the FRP bypass.

Furthermore, it supports most Samsung devices and is fully compatible with all versions of Android OS from Android 6 to 12.

We also recommend it here because it is very easy to use, allowing you to quickly unlock the device with just single click.

Watch the video or use these steps to bypass the FRP lock on your Samsung A20s using Unlockit Android:

Step 1: Download and install Unlockit Android on your PC.

Step 2: Open the program and from the main screen, click "Start" to proceed.

Step 3: Connect the device to the computer using the USB cable.

Step 4: You will then be prompted to select the version of Android that is running on the connected device. Select the "All Android Versions " and click "Next" to continue.

Step 5: Unlockit will then start to bypass the FRP lock on your device. Please follow the onscreen instructions to continue.

Step 6: When the process is finished, your Samsung A20s will restart itself and you will have successfully bypassed the FRP lock screen.

Samsung A20s FRP Bypass Without PC

You may also be able to bypass FRP lock on the Samsung A2Os device without having to connect the device to your PC. Use these steps to use this method:

Step 1: Turn on the device and if you are not already on the Welcome Screen, go back to it.

Step 2: Tap on the "Start" button, agree to the "Terms and Conditions" and then tap "Next."

Step 3: Connect your device to a Wi-Fi network.

Step 4: You will then need to access the TalkBack feature. The best way to do this is to press both the Volume Up and the Power buttons at the same time. Tap "Use" and then press both buttons again.

Step 5: Draw the letter "L" in reverse on the screen and then chose "Use Voice Command."

Step 6: Say "Open Google Assistant" and then press the same buttons again to disable the TalkBack feature.

Step 7: Select the "Keyboard", type "YouTube" and tap on it when it appears.

Step 8: Tap on the user profile icon on YouTube and select "Settings > About > YouTube Terms of Service." This will open the Chrome Browser.

Step 9: Use the browser to go to one of the following links:

https://tiny.cc/frptools

https://bit.ly/2NKxXYs

Step 10: Locate the "FRP Bypass APK" and tap the "FRP Apps" section to open it.

Step 11: Select the "Galaxy Store" and tap "Open." This will open the Samsung Galaxy Store on your device.

Step 12: Tap on the search bar and type in "OS14 launcher." Click on it when it appears in the search results and tap "Install and Open."

Step 13: Sign in with your Samsung Account and wait while the OS14 launcher is installed on the device.

Step 14: At this point, you will need to use a different Android device to create a cloud backup that you can then restore on the FRP-locked Samsung.

Step 15: On this second device, go to Settings > Accounts & Backup and enter your own Google and Samsung accounts.

Step 16: Open the Samsung Browser or Google Chrome and access one of the links in Step 9 above.

Step 17: Download and install the "Notification Bat & Package Disabler Pro"

Step 18: Then go to Settings > Accounts & Backup > Backup & Restore > Backup Data. Select everything except "Apps" and tap "Back up." When the backup is complete, tap "Done" and get back to the FRP-locked device.

Step 19: On the FRP-locked Samsung, go to Settings > Accessibility > Interaction & Dexterity" and turn on "Assistive Menu."

Step 20: Tap on the "Select Assistant Menu items" and remove all items except "Menu Settings."

Step 21: Then go to "Accounts & Backup" and tap "Restore Data." Do not allow the Samsung Cloud to update. You can prevent the Samsung Cloud from updating by tapping on the "Assistant Menu" very quickly.

Step 22: Tap on the "Back" button once, select "Restore Apps Only" and tap "Install." Wait while the apps are restored to the device.

Step 23: When the restore process is complete tap "Done" and then go back to the menu.

Step 24: Select "Accessibility > Installed Services."

Step 25: Tap on the "Notification Bar > Allow."

Step 26: Select "Notifications" and tap "Allow Notifications Bar." You can then pull down the Notifications bar to check if it is working.

Step 27: Now go to Settings > Privacy > Permissions Manager > Files and Media.

Step 28: Tap on the 3 dots and select "Show System."

Step 29: Search for and select "Package Disabler Pro" and then turn on "Allow Management" for all files.

Step 30: Go back to the menu and pull down the Notifications bar to disable both Wi-Fi and Mobile data.

Step 31: Open "Package Disabler Pro," agree to the terms and conditions, enable "Admin" and tap "Activate."

Step 32: On the KLMS agent, pull down the Notifications bar again to enable Wi-Fi and Mobile data, and then tap "Agree."

Step 33: Wait while the app opens and the Knox License validation is completed successfully.

Step 34: Then tap on the search icon at the top and search for "Setup."

Step 35: Select "Android Setup (com.google.android.setupwizard) and disable it.

Step 36: Then select Samsung Setup Wizard (com.google.android.SecSetupWizard) and clear data. You should see the current time appear on the top-left section of the screen.

Now all you have to do is go back to the main setup screen and you should be able to bypass the FRP screen.

Conclusion

The solutions we have looked at here are just some of the ways that you can bypass FRP lock on your Samsung A20s device.

While they are both effective solutions, Unlockit Android remains the best solution as it is the easiest of the two to implement and has a higher rate of success.