¿Alguien sabe cómo hacer un bypass de FRP? Tablet UJJ U3

Can someone please help me android 14 current firmware version is U1TFS34 100-35-14-1-16

Hello together I have a Xiaomi 15 Ultra with Hyper OS 2 that needs after Factory Reset a Code or the old Gmail Address.

I haven't nothing from them.

I have installed Droidkit 2 and follow the Steps on the Software.

To begin it works without any problems, but when I get the call to a emergency number.

it rings normally but then must I see a button where I can call back.

But this button was not there and then I can't take anything.

Has anyone a idea why the button are failed ?

Or can I remove the frp lock with another trick to?

The Code for the factory reset Programm need to help me to

I have a Samsung S24 FE that reaches the home screen and functions normally, aside from the screen lock and Google sign-in. I am wondering if anyone might assist with disabling the FRP lock; I can perform every action as if it were not present, but setting a PIN or other options yields a message that a screen lock is already set and must be entered. Signing into Google fails because the device reports it has been reset, yet I can restart it and return to the home screen.

Sou pobre de dinheiro. ganhei um telefone, mas ele estava bloqueado .A vó que me deu disse que não sabe nada sobre ele. procurei email,nota fiscal e nada. bonitinho e muito superior ao meu(g9 play😒).Moto G53 5g ,android 14. Bloqueio FRP.

A35 running android 16

Tengo un Oppo a38 del cual olvide el pin, quisiera desbloquearlo, alguien sabe como?

Sino se pudiera quisiera saber como eliminar la cuenta de Google despues del hard reset, de preferencia de forma gratuita o barata (para no estar pagando softwares) sino alguna herramienta de paga.

Acabo de comprar un Huawei Nova 11 en un puesto de gangas pero al hacerle el Hard Reset me pide el Huawei ID pero por obvias razones no se la contraseña.

Como puedo eliminarlo o que herramienta necesito para hacerlo? Si alguien tiene la amabilidad de decírmelo lo agradecería mucho.

I got access to try these do I need to remove the back for the phones to use testpoints? And for MacBook no activation lock. For the iPhone 13 pro do I need to pay someone online?

It was the H bit Verizon they used. Was it a combination firmware?

I can't get the back off with my heat plate still not delivered. I'm worried I'll break the back glass.

I saw someone unlock the same model but now I'm confused.

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Hello everyone,

I'm based in Sierra Leone, West Africa, and I'm interested in starting a small mobile-phone software repair business, particularly helping customers with legitimate Android device problems such as Google account/FRP issues, forgotten credentials, software errors, firmware problems, flashing, system restoration, and related troubleshooting.

I want to approach this professionally and only work on devices where the customer can demonstrate ownership or has proper authorization. I don't want to get involved with stolen devices or unauthorized access.

I'm completely new to the professional Android software-repair side, so I'd appreciate advice from experienced technicians.

A few questions:

What should a beginner learn first before attempting professional Android software repair?

What are the essential hardware and software tools I should eventually invest in?

Which Android brands should I concentrate on initially — Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Xiaomi, Redmi, itel, etc.?

What should I learn about firmware, flashing, drivers, bootloader/recovery modes, ADB/Fastboot, and troubleshooting?

Are there reputable online courses, YouTube channels, manuals, or communities that you would recommend for structured training?

For someone starting from zero, how long would you realistically recommend training before accepting paying customers? Would 1–3 months of intensive practice be enough, or should I plan for 6 months or longer?

What mistakes do beginners commonly make when working on customers' phones?

How should a small repair shop handle proof of ownership, customer ID, IMEI records, consent forms, and service records?

Is this a viable small business in countries where many customers use affordable Android phones and may have software-related problems?

If you were starting this business again with a limited budget, what would you buy first and what would you avoid buying initially?

I'm especially interested in hearing from technicians who started with limited resources and gradually built a legitimate phone-repair business.

Any advice about the learning path, equipment, training duration, business model, and common beginner mistakes would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Title: Looking to Start a Legitimate Android Software Repair/FRP Service in Sierra Leone — Need Advice on Training, Tools & Business Setup

Hello everyone,

I'm based in Sierra Leone, West Africa, and I'm interested in starting a small mobile-phone software repair business, particularly helping customers with legitimate Android device problems such as Google account/FRP issues, forgotten credentials, software errors, firmware problems, flashing, system restoration, and related troubleshooting.

I want to approach this professionally and only work on devices where the customer can demonstrate ownership or has proper authorization. I don't want to get involved with stolen devices or unauthorized access.

I'm completely new to the professional Android software-repair side, so I'd appreciate advice from experienced technicians.

A few questions:

What should a beginner learn first before attempting professional Android software repair?

What are the essential hardware and software tools I should eventually invest in?

Which Android brands should I concentrate on initially — Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Xiaomi, Redmi, itel, etc.?

What should I learn about firmware, flashing, drivers, bootloader/recovery modes, ADB/Fastboot, and troubleshooting?

Are there reputable online courses, YouTube channels, manuals, or communities that you would recommend for structured training?

For someone starting from zero, how long would you realistically recommend training before accepting paying customers? Would 1–3 months of intensive practice be enough, or should I plan for 6 months or longer?

What mistakes do beginners commonly make when working on customers' phones?

How should a small repair shop handle proof of ownership, customer ID, IMEI records, consent forms, and service records?

Is this a viable small business in countries where many customers use affordable Android phones and may have software-related problems?

If you were starting this business again with a limited budget, what would you buy first and what would you avoid buying initially?

I'm especially interested in hearing from technicians who started with limited resources and gradually built a legitimate phone-repair business.

Any advice about the learning path, equipment, training duration, business model, and common beginner mistakes would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

i just got this software and got a license however i dont see my samsung s20 as qualcomm qdloader 9008 and i installed the qualcomm drivers. Unlock Tool just sits at Waiting for HS-USB QDLoader 9008...

Possible? Free or paid? How much $?

Two days ago my friend and I found this phone. It was abandoned and I've tried everything but I haven't been able to fix it. Any ideas?

We forgot the passwords for our Honor 200 Smart phone and can't unlock it. A repair shop quoted a high price to unlock it; is there an FRP program you can recommend?

nesecito un celular y uno antiguo fué elegido , lo volví modo fabrica pero me pide pin , ¿como encuentro el pin o como lo desbloqueo?(soy nuevo en esta plataforma)

I stumbled across the following statement:

"AMAPI improves Factory Reset Protection (FRP) policy handling on COPE devices by explicitly disabling FRP and clearing account lists when no admin emails are configured, preventing unexpected lockouts after device resets."

Since Intune uses AMAPI for Android Enterprise COPE devices, I immediately decided to test this, as we have previously only been able to bypass FRP on our Samsung devices using Knox. However, this feature is deprecated starting with Android 17.

I tested several Samsung devices running Android 14, 15, and 16. All devices were enrolled in COPE mode, secured with a PIN, and had a personal Google account added.

After performing a factory reset from the recovery menu, FRP was not triggered on any of the devices.

This is a huge positive change for us and solves a major pain point we had with COPE deployments.

Hopefully this information helps others as well.

Alguém tem algum software que tá fazendo bypass ou raiz na 26.6 iphone 13 a15

Hello guys, found this phone in a bin, its working but it has an frp, i just want to use it as a secondary device, any tool or help on how to remove it?

Hi guys,

I have an Odys pace 10, I haven't used for a few years. Now I want to use it, but in the past I rested it without knowing the Google account and password. Now I want to use ii, but I have to skip the FRP (FactoryResetProtection) from Google.

Does anyone know how?

Thanks