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Feb 21, 2025 • Filed to: Remove Screen Lock • Proven solutions
Since our smartphones hold so much of our lives today, it has become pivotal to keep the data on our smartphones safe. On top of that, we also want to ideally deter smartphone theft so that the risk of data loss gets minimized from that perspective. Android has the largest user base in the world of smartphones, and Google has been working actively to prevent smartphone theft. They incorporated a feature in Android phones called Factory Reset Protection or FRP that aims to deter smartphone theft. Read on to find out how it does and how to bypass Google FRP on your Samsung G532F when you want to trade it in for a newer model.
Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Plus, also known as Samsung SM-G532F, was released in 2016. It was a decent smartphone at launch, albeit in the budget bracket still. It stands discontinued today and is long in the tooth. You might be looking to upgrade it now, given the advent of 5G models and how 5G is fast becoming commonplace.
The highlight features of Samsung G532F are:
Factory Reset Protection is Google's way to help you keep smartphone thieves at bay. Essentially, it renders the device useless for people who do not have your Google Account credentials. So, when a thief steals your device, you can wipe it remotely, resetting the device to factory defaults.
Then, when the thief attempts to use their Google credentials on the device, it will not work since the device will require them first to enter the credentials of the Google account last associated with the device - yours. That way, the device is rendered useless to thieves.
There are genuine reasons to disable, deactivate or bypass Samsung G532F FRP. One of them is that you can sell the old phone. So here is a guide to help you bypass Google FRP on a Samsung G532F phone.
Here are ways you can use to bypass Google FRP on Samsung G532F:
This method is recommended if you are using your phone normally. This is the fastest and the easiest way to bypass Google FRP on Samsung G532F if the phone is working normally. FRP is tied to the Google Account that is active on the phone. So, all you need to do is remove all Google Accounts on the device. Doing that will effectively remove FRP on Samsung G532F.
Step 1: Go to Settings > Accounts > Google.
Step 2: Tap the Google account > Tap the ellipses > Tap Remove Account:
If there are more than one Google accounts under Settings > Accounts > Google, you need to remove all of them in the same way, to disable Google FRP on Samsung G532F. Accounts such as WhatsApp/ Telegram/ Signal/ Facebook/ Instagram accounts present under Settings > Accounts need not be removed as they are not tied to FRP.
Step 3: After all Google account(s) are removed from the phone, a factory reset will not prompt you to enter the associated account credentials because all associated accounts were removed beforehand by you.
Okay, it is not about selling your Samsung G532F just yet, but you have forgotten the PIN to the screen lock. If you are looking for a way to remove the screen lock and bypass FRP on Samsung G532F, then the solution below is just what you need.
Dr.Fone is a module-based software comprising modules designed to tackle specific smartphone problems. This approach has a singular advantage - you can do the tasks without confusion or getting lost in options. Each module is crafted to perfection, doing the intended task in the simplest and easiest way possible. This guide will help you use Dr.Fone to bypass Google FRP on Samsung G532F using the Screen Unlock module, but you can also use Dr.Fone for several other tasks. System Repair, for example, helps you repair and fix your system issues thoroughly. Virtual Location can help you play pranks on your friends and family by spoofing your location. You can use Phone Backup to create full and selective backups of your data and restore them just as easily in one click.
Here's how to bypass FRP on Samsung G532F with Dr.Fone:
Step 1: Launch the Dr.Fone tool and select Screen Unlock.
Step 2: Click Unlock Android Screen/FRP, then select "Remove Google FRP Lock" out of the two provided options to start.
Step 3: Select the "All Android version (One-Click Removal)" option to proceed.
Step 4: Click Start to safely bypass Google FRP on Samsung G532F.
These instructions will prepare the phone to download software on the phone.
Step 5: When the process is finished, you will see the following:
You can watch the video below to get your FRP bypassed with Wondershare Dr.Fone
Another way to bypass Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Plus FRP is to sign out of the device from the Google account online. That will remove the Google account from the device and bypass Google FRP online.
Step 1: Go to accounts.google.com and sign in using the Google account on the Samsung G532F.
Step 2: Click Data & Privacy > Other Relevant Options and click Your Devices:
Step 3: Click the device you want to remove FRP from:
Step 4: Click Sign Out. This will remove your Samsung G532F from your Google Account and also remove the Google Account from your Samsung G532F, which will deactivate Google FRP. Your phone may remain listed here for up to 28 days.
In the course of your search online, you are bound to come across ways to bypass Google FRP on Samsung G532F without a PC. These methods involve downloading a file to your phone and performing a long series of mind-bending steps, especially for those who do not know the functioning and deep settings of their phones. Wondershare cares for the data privacy of its users and hence cannot recommend using such methods to bypass FRP as they are dangerous and pose a risk to your data security and integrity as well as that of your phone.
You can bypass FRP on Samsung G532F in a number of ways when you want to. Ideally, you want to use the easiest method - that of removing the Google account while using the phone. However, sometimes, you forget the PIN to your phone and would need to bypass FRP to reset the PIN. Normally that process would wipe your data out, but you can use Dr.Fone by Wondershare to quickly bypass Samsung G532F FRP.
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