FRP lock

[Wolly9102]

Hi forum,

 

I sold my old android device (Mi 11) and shipped it today to it's new owner. However after I shipped it I realized android FRP is an thing. I factory resetted the device from settings and didn't check if FRP was triggered or not.

 

 

I still have the credentials for the Google account that was used (since it's my current account). So removing FRP shouldn't be an problem. But I want to know if you reset an device from settings if FRP is triggered or not.

 

Thanks in advance!

[venomtail]

If you have OEM access apps like Samsung's that are build in, you can use those. Otherwise don't think you can disable FRP unless you've got access to the phone pass iteslf.

 

But if you factory reset it it's wiped. Cause you know, you've factory reset it. Google's version is more complicated to prevent this exact thing accessing info after wipe, non google versions can have a weakpoint where such data can be accessed even after wipe.

[zinco]

It doesn't for me, but I'm running older android version (7.0).

From what i could find, its triggered usually when it's reset through recovery.

 

Since you got FRP on somehow after wiping through settings, for your device, yes FRP is triggered.

[Wolly9102]

18 minutes ago, zinco said:

Since you got FRP on somehow after wiping through settings

I don't know if FRP is triggered or not. I posted the device today to it's new owner so he will recieve it tomorrow. But giving the buyer my account details to remove an potential  FRP lock is not preferred  

[Wolly9102]

19 minutes ago, venomtail said:

Otherwise don't think you can disable FRP unless you've got access to the phone pass iteslf

By giving the buyer my account details it can. However I prefer not to  

[zinco]

2 minutes ago, Wolly9102 said:

I don't know if FRP is triggered or not. I posted the device today to it's new owner so he will recieve it tomorrow. But giving the seller my account details to remove and potential  FRP lock is not preferred  

it shouldn't trigger FRP when done through settings, normally.

 

giving the account details isn't ideal, specially if that account is logged in on other devices.

 

 

[Wolly9102]

1 minute ago, zinco said:

it shouldn't trigger FRP when done through settings, normally.

 

giving the account details isn't ideal, specially if that account is logged in on other devices.

 

 

Thanks. The buyer will check back with me when he recieves the device.

[OhYou_]

if you went into settings and reset the phone that way before boxing it up to ship, it will not be FRP locked.

If you reset it from the bootloader, it will be frp locked if there was a google account on it. Simple as

[Wolly9102]

I didn't heard back from him. So I guess it's all good