Bypass google email frp in samsung phone

Google email FRP (Factory Reset Protection) on Samsung phones is designed to protect the personal data of the device owner and discourage unauthorized access to the device after a factory reset.

If you don’t remember your Google account password but remember the Gmail address you used to sign in on your Samsung device, you can reset your password by going to myaccount.google.com. However, if you don’t have any clue about your Google account credentials, you can visit the Samsung service center with the purchase receipt to help you get rid of FRP.

There are many FRP lock removal tools out there that claim to bypass FRP lock on Samsung devices. Some of these tools require a purchase while others demand money to do the job. The best thing about the SamFw FRP Tool is it is free and works on most Samsung Galaxy phones and tablet devices. Moreover, it’s easy to use and doesn’t require any expertise on the part of the user. Below are the simple steps that you need to follow to remove the FRP lock from your Samsung phone.

1. Download the latest SamFw FRP Bypass Tool: SamFw_Tool_v3.31.zip | Mediafire Mirror
2. Unzip the downloaded file, open the extracted folder, and double-click SamFwFRPTool.exe to launch the program.
3. It’s time to connect your Samsung phone to the PC using a USB cable.
4. Open the Emergency Dialer on your device and dial *#0*# Samsung secret code to open the Hardware Test mode.
5. Now, click on the Remove FRP button in the SamFw FRP Tool.

6. Keep an eye on your Samsung phone’s screen as you’ll be prompted to Allow USB debugging. When prompted, tap on the Allow option.

7. Wait patiently and let the SamFw FRP Removal Tool do its job.

8. When the FRP lock is removed from your Samsung Galaxy phone, it will reboot.

Quick Note: If you get the ‘Removing… FAIL‘ error in SamFw while trying to remove the FRP lock on your Samsung phone, download the ‘frp.bin file‘, copy it to ‘C:\SamFwTool\data‘, and try again.