Hey guys, so i'm trying to remove FRP from a friend's galaxy A3 2016, she bought it from a certain someone, and they're unwilling to give her the password to unlock the device, which is of course understandable, they're also far away, so they can't meet for a while, the question is, can FRP be removed if the previous owner remotely removes the google account associated with the device ? thanks a lot.
Samsung Galaxy A3 2016 FRP |
 (Jul 8, 2022 10:50 AM)webdev77 Wrote: To be able to remove the google account associated, you have to login to it to be able to remove it. The feature is working exactly as it is designed to. It is of course understandable, i know that it's to protect phones from something like theft, but they should at least have implemented a feature to disable it remotely, because doing so proves that the original owner is aware, i mean if this were to happen to me, i would never give my google account password to anyone, i would either remove it myself, or just remove the device from my account remotely, this is after all a feature, but it looks like removing the account remotely is no good, anyway, problem solved, the original owner agreed to meet again, thanks for the response. |
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