Dr.Fone - Screen Unlock (Android):

"I've just bought a second-hand phone but I don't know the PIN code or the previous Google account. Is there a way to bypass Google FRP lock? "

If you are struggling to get into the home screen of your Samsung tablets or mobile phones, like the Samsung Galaxy S22. Then, it would be best if you learned Samsung S22 FRP unlock process. The problem is that the Factory Reset Protection (FRP) feature has been activated due to an unsafe factory reset; hence, you will have to bypass google FRP before utilizing your Samsung device.

The good news is that there is a quick shortcut maker FRP bypass for you to disable the Samsung S22 account and enter it into your device's home screen. That is Dr.Fone – Screen Unlock (Android). This guide will show you some of the trusted methods you can use to solve this issue.

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• Bypass Google Account on Android 11/12
• Bypass Google Account on Android 6/9/10
• Bypass Google Account on Android 7/8

Bypass Google Account on Samsung Devices If You Don't Know the OS version

Removing the Google account from a device sounds no difficult and different for you. However, sometimes it gets important to be aware of some details about the smartphone. What if you have bought a used Samsung device and want to remove its FRP lock? With no particular knowledge of its OS version, you can still have it unlocked with Dr.Fone – Screen Unlock (Android). Let's find out how you can cover this process with ease:

Step 1: Open Wondershare Dr.Fone on your computer and proceed to select the option of "Screen Unlock" from the list.

Step 2: In the next window, you need to proceed by clicking on the "Unlock Android Screen/FRP" option.

Step 3: As you lead into the next screen, select "Remove Google FRP Lock" out of the two provided options.

Step 4: Next, since you are not aware of the Android OS version of your Samsung, select the "All Android version (One-Click Removal)" option to proceed.

Step 5: Grab your Samsung smartphone and open it up to find the option of "Emergency Call." As you lead next, enter the number "*#0*#" across your Samsung and dial it to open a secret menu on it.

Step 6: With the options available, turn on USB Debugging on your Samsung and allow it on your device. Click "Authorized" on your computer after turning on this setting.

Step 7: The Google FRP lock starts to be removed from the Samsung device, which is shown through a progress bar on the next screen.

Step 8: Once it is done successfully, a prompt window appears on your computer. Click "Done" to conclude the process.

Bypass Google Account on Android 11/12

Do you have the latest Samsung Android 11/12 with you? Although there are few methods available to Samsung FRP bypass Android 11/12, Dr.Fone provides a clear procession to deactivate the Google FRP across your device. So look ahead to the provided steps:

Step 1: Access “Screen Unlock” from the available options on the homepage of Dr.Fone.

Step 2: Make sure your Android device has an active internet connection. On the next screen, select the "Unlock Android Scree/FRP" option from the available list to bypass your device's FRP lock. Select the option of "Remove Google FRP Lock" to initiate the process of bypassing the Google account on your Samsung device.

Step 3: Select the "Android 11/12" option from the list of operating systems present in the new window. Click on "Start" and connect your Samsung device with the computer through a USB cable.

Step 4: A notification is sent across both the device and the computer. On the computer, click on “Confirmed!” to proceed. You need to then redirect across your Samsung smartphone.

Step 5: On your Samsung phone, click on "View" across the notification to open the Galaxy Store. As you find yourselves in the Galaxy Store, select "Agree" to proceed with installing an application on your device. Once you enter the Galaxy Store, search for "Alliance Shield" and tap on "Install" to successfully install it across your Samsung device.

Step 6: To proceed with the installation, you need to log into your Samsung account or create a new one for the device. You will see a prompt window displaying some terms and conditions when logging into the account. Tap on 'Agree' and continue with the download. Alliance Shield will successfully install on your device.

Step 7: As it is installed, click on "Open" to launch it on your Samsung. Tap on "Skip" to lead to the login page. To log into Alliance Shield, you have to first create a new account from your computer. For that, open alliancex.org and sign up with your account. Then, log in with the same account from your Samsung.

Step 8: Set up a name for your device and click "Next." As an initiation, you have to turn on "Device Admin" options across Alliance Shield. Click "Next" to lead into the confirmation window. There, you have to tap on "Activate" to continue bypassing the Google account on Android 11/12.

Step 9: As the "Device Admin" is enabled, click "Next" and turn on "Knox" in the next window. As you proceed, you will be redirected to a confirmation window where you have to click on "Agree" to agree to all terms and conditions.

Step 10: As Knox is enabled, click on “Next” and tap on “Finish” to conclude the configuration procedure across Alliance Shield. As all verifications are affirmed, select “App Manager” from the list of options.

Step 11: You need to search for "Service Mode" from the search bar present across the new screen. When accessing it, ensure you are across the "Activities" tab. Search for "com.sec.android.app.modemui.activities.USB Settings.”

Step 12: As you discover the option and tap on it, a new pop-up menu comes in front of you. Select "Open," and on the next screen, check the option of "MTP + ADB" and select "OK." A new pop-up notification appears on the screen where you have to enable USB Debugging. On enabling it, unplug your Samsung from the computer. Re-plug the device once again and continue.

Step 13: You will have to restart your device during this process. As it restarts, open your Samsung’s “Settings.” Next, lead into the “General Management” section and tap on “Reset” from the options that open up. Following this, select the option of “Factory data reset.”

Step 14: Confirm the process of resetting your Samsung device. As it concludes, the Samsung FRP bypass Android 11/12 successfully concludes.

Bypass Google Account on Android 6/9/10

If you are sure about your Samsung OS version, you can directly skip the previous guides and start the easy FRP bypass now. For users who are using Android 6/9/10, we use the reset your PIN code method to help you deactivate Google FRP. Here are the steps for you to follow:

Step 1: Open "Screen Unlock" from the home page of Dr.Fone software and make sure your phone has connected to Wi-Fi.

Step 2: Select "Unlock Android Screen/FRP" to continue

Step 3: Choose the "Remove Google FRP Lock" to bypass the Google account on your Samsung devices.

Step 4: There are four types of OS versions for you to choose from. If you are using Android 6, 9, or 10, tick the first circle to continue. If you are not sure what's your device OS version is, choose the third one to continue the bypassing process.

Step 5: Please connect your Android device with Screen Unlock via a USB cable.

Step 6: Once the device has connected, Screen Unlock will popup a device information for you to confirm and send you a notification on your locked Samsung device.

Step 7: Check and follow the notification and the steps to remove FRP. Tap "View" to go ahead. And that will guide you to the Samsung App Store. Next, install or open the Samsung Internet Browser. Then, enter and redirect the URL "drfonetoolkit.com" in the browser.

Step 8: Click the "Android6/9/10" button on the page. And click the "Open Settings" button to continue. Then, choose the "Pin" option.

Step 9: Choose the "Do not require" by default and tap on the "Continue".

Step 10: You need to set a PIN code for the subsequent steps. Do remember this PIN.

Step 11: Then, click the "Skip" option to go ahead.

Step 12: Tap the "<" button on the device until you return to the Wi-Fi connect page. Then click the "Next" button to continue.

Step 13: For this step, you can enter the PIN code you set just now on the PIN page. And then tap the "Continue" button.

Step 14: When it shows a Google Account Sign-In page with a skip option, you successfully bypass FRP. Tap "Skip" and go ahead.

Step 15: Congrats! Google FRP lock has been removed on your Samsung device.

Bypass Google Account on Android 7/8

The basic steps 1 to 7 have no difference from the steps for Android 6/9/10. However, when your device has connected to your PC. The next few steps show some differences. Let's dive into it now.

Step 1: Click the "Android7/8" button on the page after checking the notification on your locked Samsung device and redirecting to "drfonetoolkit.com."

Step 2: You have to click the "Download APK" button to download and install the apk file.

Step 3: When the apk has been downloaded, click the "Open" button to install it.

Step 4: If the security popup shows, please enter the Settings page to allow it. Once you have switched the option "Allow from this source" on, tap "<" to back the installation.

Step 5: Follow the guide shown on the software to complete the apk installation. Tap "Done" to return to the apk download page.

Step 6: When you go back to the apk download page, please tap the "Open Settings" button.

Step 7: Go to the "Lock screen and security" or "Biometrics and security" options > Other security settings > Device Administrators or Device admin apps.

Step 8: You will need to disable the "Android Device Manager" and "Find My device" services on this page. Click the "Deactivate" button to confirm.

Step 9: Also, you need to disable the Google Play service and Google Play Store firsthand. Please go to Settings > Apps > Google Play Services and Google Play Store. Then separately choose the "Disable" option.

Step 10: When you go back to the apk download page, please tap the "Open Settings">.

Step 11: You can Sign in to one of your existing Google accounts or create a new one directly.

Step 12: Once you log in to your account, click "I agree" to go ahead.

Step 13: Here, we come to the Settings page again to restore the Find my device, Android device manager, Google play service, and Google play store services at this time. Go to Settings and navigate the "Lock screen and security” or "Biometrics and security" options > Other security settings >Device Administrators/Device admin apps, and enable the "Android Device Manager" and "Find My device" services.

Step 14: After the restoration of the services. Please restart your Samsung device when it shows on-screen instructions on your page. The Google FRP has been bypassed.