Google account verification, also known as Factory Reset Protection, is an integrated security feature on Android devices running version 5.1 and higher. It guards against unauthorized users wiping ...

Welcome to another #GalaxyS7 troubleshooting article for the day. As a number of S7 users are still struggling with Factory Reset Protection issue, we’ve decided to address it again in this material.

You may recall a while back when a guy by the name of RootJunky managed to bypass Factory Reset Protection (FRP) on Samsung and LG phones. Well, he’s at it again, this time discovering a new method ...

Before the release of the Android 5.1 OS Lollipop, Android devices including smartphones and tablets were exposed to security and privacy risks. Since, anyone with access to your device could easily ...

Back in March Android Authority reported on a video done by Rootjunky on how to bypass Android Factory Reset Protection. Well, Rootjunky is back and this time has managed to bypass several HTC models’ ...

Factory Reset Protection (FRP), a protection measure that’s supposed to prevent thieves from using stolen Android devices, is easy to bypass on some Nexus devices running on unpatched versions of ...

This article focuses on what actually FRP is, the best way to bypass Google account, and how one can disable FRP to bypass Google account verification. Bypassing Google Account is a very interesting ...

Google’s FRP is great, but it can bring issues once you reset your Android smartphone. If you’ve added any account just to configure the phone and forget credentials and password, you’re in trouble.

If you’re one of the many people who has a compatible device that can download and flash the first developer preview for Android N which was just recently announced, you may already be in love and ...