Android FRP Lock After a Factory Reset
Why Factory Reset Protection appears after an Android reset and the legitimate steps to recover access to your own device.
Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is an anti-theft feature that may request a previously synced Google Account after a reset. The exact screens depend on the device and Android version.
Try the original account
Connect to a trusted network and enter the Google Account previously associated with the phone. If you recently changed the password, Google may require a waiting period before the account can be used on the reset device.
Recover the account
Use Google’s official account recovery process if you cannot sign in. Make sure you control the recovery email address or phone number.
If the device was purchased used
Ask the previous owner to complete the proper account-removal process. Avoid unofficial bypass instructions that could compromise the device or your data.
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