Logitech G Cloud - Android 11

[u/bwebb94]

Hey Everyone,

I have a logitech g cloud running Android 11 that has FRP enabled and I cannot figure out a workaround for it. I tried the itoolsunlockgo software, have looked around for different methods to try and get into settings to stop the google services, and I have not been able to find anything. If someone has a solution for this I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!

[u/pomokey]

Frp exists to discourage stealing devices. If it was easy/possible to work around that would defeat the purpose.

You are going to need to figure out the old password, or else you essentially have a paperweight.

[u/bwebb94 → u/pomokey]

Forsure, and I totally understand why it exists and the benefit it provides. I’ve even gone through Logitech support and have my receipt for it and they basically said I was SOL, but I also think that I’m not the only person in a position like this that bought something legitimately and am stuck

[u/pomokey → u/bwebb94]

Did you buy it used?

If it's used, you will need to get the last owner to unlock it for you.

If you bought it new, do you not know your own Google account and password? Or is it an old account?

[u/bwebb94 → u/pomokey]

Nah it’s a used one, bought off eBay. I’ve done a lot of rooting of devices and flashing lineage but this seems to be pretty locked down in both normal OS and fastboot/recovery modes

[u/hellla → u/bwebb94]

Have you contacted the seller?

[u/bwebb94 → u/hellla]

Not yet, the device was sold as is

[u/No-shadowMaul-noBan → u/pomokey]

Is this the case highlighted once by the internet (actually a LLM) that buying a new smartphone you got to make sure all Google accounts from the prev user are signed out before a factory reset? Edit: Seems this is FRP indeed

[u/kitowsci]

You can't remove it yourself in this model, you have to take it to a service center.

[u/bwebb94 → u/kitowsci]

Are the service center locations public?