How to Bypass FRP on All Samsung Devices

Back in 2015 bypassing FRP was a very easy task, but the fast forwarding of five years proves to be a different storey. Luckily, our bypass specialists have completed all the research and testing required to complete a simple Samsung FRP bypass. Everything we need from you is to follow the instructions below.

Good luck unlocking your FRP!

Part 1: What is Factory Reset Protection (FRP)?

All Android users became secure when the Factory Reset Protection (FRP) feature was introduced in 2015. People are shielded from unauthorised access to their phone and all personal information inside. FRP is enabled when the Android system is factory reset / hard reset from 'Android Recovery' mode (hold Power + Volume up + Home / Power + Volume up + Bixby). For many Android owners, FRP has been a lifesaver, but there are some people who get locked out of their own devices by losing the password, resetting the phone or buying a second-hand phone that has a screen lock or google account lock.

Not too long ago, users were able to unlock any Android device by simply running a factory reset. This has changed dramatically with the release of Android 5.1 Lollipop. While it might seem like a tough job to do FRP bypass Samsung right now, you can meet your needs by following the right approach. To bypass Google's Samsung account, you need to use some dedicated third-party tools now. In this guide, I explained the tried and tested solutions to bypass Samsung's FRP account on any device.

In previous versions of Android, anyone could remove the lock screen on the device by resetting the factory. It was with Android 5.1 Lollipop that Google updated its security service. Now, after you've made a factory reset on your device, you'd be asked to log in to the previous Google account that was linked to your phone. If you don't know the details of your account, you can't access the device.

This restriction is known as Factory Reset Protection (FRP) and is a key security check for all major Samsung devices. So, if you've forgotten your Google account details or got a second-hand device, then you need to get past Samsung's FRP lock.

Part 2: How to reset your Samsung phone and disable FRP

If you enter your Google account details on an Android phone the FRP protection feature will be enabled. There are two ways to make it possible:

Factory Reset Settings
Save all the details you want to keep by saving in to another computer.
Go to the Settings section.
Select 'Reset Factory Records.'
Tap 'Reset Factory Records.'
Click the 'Reset' button.
And then, 'Delete all of it.'
When you're done, the phone will be reset to the original setup screen.
Hard Android Recovery Mode Reset
Enter the 'Setup' menu.
Pick 'Accounts' and then 'Google.'
Choose the first account (if more than 1).
Tap the menu (three vertical dots in the upper right corner).
Tap 'Delete account' and then press 'Delete account' to confirm again.
After you've done doing the same thing with every other Google phone synced accounts.
Now that we no longer have Google Accounts on your Samsung phone, it's hard to reset.
Turn your phone off.
Keep Power + Volume + Power / Power + Volume + Bixby depending on your model to access the 'Android Recovery' feature.
Release all buttons when the Android logo appears.
Use the Volume Down button to go to 'Wipe Data / Reset Factory' and then push the Power button to pick.
Click the 'Yes' button.
Finally, click 'Reboot Device Now' to have your Samsung restarted. You will open the phone to the initial setup screen when it switches back on.
* * * Please don't forget that SAVE FIRST data is not recovered after a factory reset  * * *

How to Disable Factory Reset Protection from Android

The feature is automatically enabled by default when you add a Google account to your phone. To disable it, all you need to do is remove your account.

Go Settings > Accounts > Google and choose your account. Tap on it, then click on the icon at the top right corner. Here, you'll see a menu with three options, including Remove Account.

How to bypass Google Certification for Samsung Phones

Samsung handsets are among the best-selling devices in the world, so this issue is very often faced by users , especially those who use their phones. If you want to learn how to bypass a Google account on a Samsung Galaxy, you can use the following method.

Samsung FRP Bypass
FRP Bypass for Samsung Instructions:
After a factory reset on your phone, wait until it reboots and prompts you to choose a language. After choosing it, proceed to the following steps:

Connect your phone to a Wifi network (preferably your home network)
The next screen will ask for a Google Account
Tap the text field in which the account is to be inserted until the keyboard comes up.
Tap and hold the "@" character until the Settings menu appears
Choose the Google Keyboard Settings
Tap the 3 dots in the top of the screen (or more depending on what Android OS you're running)
Select the Help&Feedback item and select any item in the list to follow.
Google Account Samsung bypass

Tap the Use of Google Keyboard from the Help section.
Long press to select any text on this page and click WebSearch in the upper right corner of this page.
The search field will be shown (delete the text in the search field)
Type Settings in the Search box
Fpp bypass Samsung

Scroll down until you find "About Phone" and tap.
Enter the menu and look for the Build Number menu. Tap the Build Number 7 times to enable Developer Options
Return to the previous menu and open the Developer option that has just appeared
Allow OEM to unlock and tap Back two times.
Restart your device
Connect it back to Wi-Fi
Notice how you won't be prompted to log in to your previous Google Account, and instead, the phone will ask you to add a new Google Account.
Add a new account and your phone will be ready for use.
And you've already done! This is how you can perform a FRP bypass on Samsung phones.

These steps should help you easily bypass the Samsung Galaxy J7 Google account, for example, or any other model running Android 5.1 Lollipop or above.

Part 3: Fast & Simple Samsung FRP Bypass with CanadaUnlocking.com

As we've seen a lot of people having trouble bypassing Google Account Verification, we've decided to create a tool that can help you bypass the verification Several users have already tried it, and they've been very pleased with the experience they've had with the bot.

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Once you place an order on our website on the top of this page, simply wait for out email with the download link to the windows software (mac OSX is not compatible with our software at this time).  Download the program.  Double click on the Magma FRP Tool v1.3

We will send you the user name and password. Enter it into the software to login.  You will be given 5 credits needed to factory reset  ONE Samsung phone.  Simply plug in your Samsung phone into your PC. The program will recognize your device. Then hit the button labelled  >Unlock FRP/Samsung Account [MTO Mode] Now sit back and wait.  Aftyer 30 to 45 seconds your Samsung phone will reboot and be completely factory reset resulting in the screen passcode and google account being completely removed from your account.  Now enjoy your "like-new"  Samsung device!

Part 4: Follow the Samsung FRP bypass video

Our bypass specialists would like to say a special thank you to anyone who has chosen to use one of our solutions to complete a simple Samsung FRP bypass! Let us know how the unlock went in the comments below.