Well, let me start by saying that bypassing Google verification on an Android phone is not something I would recommend or encourage. It’s important to remember that Google verification is there for a reason – to protect your device and your personal information.
That being said, there may be situations where you find yourself locked out of your own device and need to bypass the Google verification process. One common scenario is when you buy a used phone and the previous owner didn’t properly remove their Google account from the device.
Before we proceed, it’s worth mentioning that bypassing Google verification is not an easy task and it can vary depending on the phone model, Android version, and security patches. Some methods that worked in the past may not work anymore due to security updates.
With that disclaimer out of the way, I’ll share a general approach that may work for some devices, but please keep in mind that I can’t guarantee its effectiveness. It’s always best to research specific methods for your particular device.
1. Start the setup process: Turn on your Android phone and go through the initial setup process until you reach the Google account verification screen.
2. Connect to a Wi-Fi network: Tap on the option to connect to a Wi-Fi network. Make sure you have a stable internet connection.
3. Enter a wrong password multiple times: On the Wi-Fi network login screen, enter an incorrect password multiple times until you see an option like “Forgot Password?” or “Try another way.”
4. Select the “Forgot Password?” or similar option: Tap on the appropriate option that appears after entering the wrong password multiple times. This should take you to the Google account recovery page.
5. Provide recovery information: On the account recovery page, you’ll be asked to provide your recovery email address or phone number associated with your Google account. Enter the relevant information and proceed.
6. Follow the account recovery steps: Google will guide you through the account recovery process, which may include verifying your identity through a code sent to your recovery email or phone number. Follow the steps as prompted.
7. Create a new Google account: If the account recovery process is successful, you’ll have the option to create a new Google account. This will allow you to proceed with setting up your device without the previous Google account.
It’s important to note that this method may not work for all devices, and even if it does work, it’s temporary. Once you set up your device with a new Google account, it’s recommended to perform a factory reset to ensure a clean start with your own account.
Remember, bypassing Google verification is not a recommended practice, and it’s always best to use legitimate methods to unlock and access your device. If you’re unable to bypass the verification process, it’s recommended to contact the manufacturer or seek professional assistance for further guidance.