How to Bypass FRP to Remove Google Account After Reset LG G6.

Bypass FRP LG G6. Factory Reset Protection or FRP is a standard security feature that is now installed on all Android devices. FRP will help Android cellphone users from unauthorized people to use cellphones after they perform a hard reset. The cellphone will request a Google account that was previously synchronized. Without the correct google account, the Android phone will be locked, and you must verify the account. Each Android phone has a different method for unlocking and bypassing FRP. however, cellphone manufacturers also continue to update to patch existing security gaps.

You need to note, that this method only works on phones with the LG G6 brand. So, make sure your cellphone is LG G6 before continuing bypass FRP to remove Google account. This guide is only for learning purposes and emergency use. for example, you forget about a Gmail account that previously synchronized with your device. So, this method actually doesn't need to be done if you already know the Gmail account on your cellphone.

In principle, FRP will work to protect your Android phone, if someone else who doesn't know the Gmail account on the cellphone has performed a hard reset or factory reset. The person must enter the correct Gmail account information to unlock.

Bypass and remove Google account on the LG G6 does not use computer assistance. So, you can do it yourself. 

The following tips can you apply to avoid your cellphone being locked by the FRP feature after performing a hard reset

1. Make sure the LG G6 is your own.
2. Perform a factory reset if there are only sensitive problems on the cellphone.
3. Delete the Google account in the Settings menu - Account.
4. Don't let anyone know your Gmail account information and password.

Ok, now we start how to bypass FRP to remove Google accounts on LG G6 phones. You can watch the following video.

How to Bypass FRP LG G6.

The following video shows you how to bypass FRP on LG G6 runs on the Android 8.1.0 operating system and Security Patch Level January 1, 2019.

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