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What is FRP(Factory Reset Protection)?

Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is a security feature on Android devices. It’s designed to prevent Unauthorized people from using the phone if it’s been reset to factory settings without permission. When FRP is activated, the phone asks for the Google account credentials last used on it after a factory reset.

Here’s how it works: if someone resets the device without signing out of the Google account first, FRP will activate. The device then locks and requires the user to sign in with the last Google account associated with it. This helps protect personal information if the device is lost or stolen.

FRP is a good way to keep your data safe. However, if you forget your Google account details or buy a used phone with FRP activated, it can be hard to unlock. In such cases, you'll need the account username and password to access the device again.

To avoid FRP issues, always log out of your Google account before resetting your device if you plan to sell it. Also, always remember your Google account details to avoid being locked out.

Here’s how to set up your phone manually if it’s protected by an FRP lock

1. Turn on your phone.
2. Choose the option to set up the phone manually.
3. Connect to Wi-Fi or turn on mobile data.
4. The phone will check if it has an FRP (Factory Reset Protection) lock.

If you see a message that says, “Verify Your Account” or “The device was reset. To continue, sign in with a Google account that was previously synced on this device,” then go back to the Wi-Fi screen.

This means the phone has an FRP lock.

Go back to the main welcome screen on your phone.

• Press and hold the volume up and volume down buttons at the same time.
• After a few seconds, a message will appear saying "Enable TalkBack Shortcut."
• Tap "Turn On."
• Press and hold both volume buttons again for a few seconds.
• TalkBack will turn on, and a TalkBack menu will show up.
• Double-tap "OK" to confirm.
• Swipe left, and you’ll see the TalkBack menu. Double-tap on "Screen Search."
• When the keyboard appears, tap the globe icon.
• The Braille Keyboard Tutorial will start.
• Tap "Next," then double-tap anywhere on the screen to continue.

Certainly. Here's an advanced, formalized version of the Braille Keyboard tutorial instructions:

1. Engage the tactile actuator corresponding to dot 1 to inscribe the symbolic representation of the letter "A."
2. Simultaneously initiate the tactile actuators at positions 1 and 2 to articulate the graphical construct representing the letter "B."
3. Activate in unison the tactile actuators situated at coordinates 1 and 4 to denote the symbolic figure "C."
4. Concurrently stimulate tactile actuators at positions 1, 4, and 5 to render the symbolic form associated with the letter "D."

After completing all Braille Keyboard instructions, follow these steps:

• Swipe from right to left with three fingers.
• Tap on “Go to settings.”
• Double-tap the back icon in the top left corner.
• Scroll down using two fingers.
• Double-tap on “Braille Display.”
• To disable TalkBack, hold down both volume keys for a few seconds.
• Tap on the “Go to TalkBack” option in the yellow box.
• Open the Accessibility Menu.
• In Settings, open the “Help & Feedback” section.
• In the Help section, tap on any box or link.
• Tap the three-dot menu in the top right corner.

After reaching the share options on the phone, follow these steps:

• Choose to open with the "Message" app.
• Type any random numbers.
• Send the message with the link "www.youtube.com."
• Once on YouTube, tap the profile icon in the top right corner.
• Go to "Settings" > "History & Privacy."
• A new window will open in the Google Chrome browser.
• In the Google search box, type "mobileteamofficial" and open the official FRP bypass page.
• From the search results, open the official site.
• Scroll down and tap on the "Settings" icon.

Once the Settings menu is launched, follow these steps:

• Scroll down and select System.
• Tap on Phone Clone.
• Tap to Agree to the Easy Share terms and conditions.
• Choose the option to bring data from another phone by selecting New Device.
• Use any Android device and proceed to download the following two apps from the Play Store:

• Activity Launcher app
• Easy Share app

After downloading is complete, follow these steps:

• Open the Easy Share app.
• Select the old device option and choose to transfer or clone the app.
• Select the Activity Launcher app, then send it to the new phone.
• Once the data cloning is complete, open Activity Launcher on the new device.
• Wait a few seconds for Activity Launcher to load.
• Scroll down and tap on Android Setup.
• Continue scrolling down and tap on com.google.android.setupwizard.deferred.DeferredTrampolineActivity.
• Set up the phone by tapping Start.
• On the next screen, tap Skip.
• The phone will ask if you want to copy your data; tap Next or No Cable.
• After the lock screen appears, tap Use Google Account instead.
• The device will display the model number and device code, such as # (V23xx Model No.).

To transfer your Google ID from the old Android phone, follow these steps:

• Open the Google app on the old device.
• Tap on the mic icon and say, "Set up my device."
• The Google app will automatically launch the phone setup section.
• Tap Next. After a few seconds, the phones will connect to each other.
• Tap Next again.
• The phone will show the option to copy your Google Account. Tap on Copy Account.
• The phone will prompt you to enter the Google account password for verification.
• Type your Google ID password or enter your screen lock, then tap Next.
• The phone will begin copying your Google ID.
• Once complete, go back.
• You’ll see that your account has been added to the phone.

Now go back to Hello screen then setup phone manually 2 times that's it enjoy.