Factory Reset Protection prevents unauthorized use after resets. It triggers when reset outside Settings. This guide provides steps to bypass FRP on the Nothing Phone 2, regaining access after an unauthorized factory reset.
Once the Factory Reset Protection gets enabled, it prevents the use of your smartphone after the Factory Reset in an untrustworthy environment. If your handset has been reset in any way other than the usual Settings menu, the FRP lock will get triggered.
Moreover, if your smartphone is stolen or lost and the other person has Factory Data reset, the FRP will kick in again and the only way of gaining access to your smartphone would be by entering your Google account.
How to bypass Factory Reset Protection on Nothing Phone 2
Here are the step-by-step instructions to bypass Factory Reset Protection on Nothing Phone 2 –
- Start by navigating to the Wi-Fi section and then connect to a Wi-Fi network
- Tap on “Set up offline” before selecting “More” and then pressing “Agree”
- You will now be taken to the “Terms and Conditions” page
- After that, tap the “Privacy Policy” link before long-pressing any text or word and choose “Share”
- Tap “Messages” and then select “New Message” before typing “123” and tapping “Send”
- In the conversation tab, you should go to YouTube
- Tap twice until the YouTube logo comes up
- Open the YouTube app
- Now, you should tap the profile icon present in the top right before selecting “Settings”
- Then, you should tap “History and Privacy” before selecting “YouTube Terms of Service”
- This would open the Chrome Browser and you should tap “Accent and Continue” and then tap “No, thanks”
- After that, type “frpbypass.cc” as the URL and then type the screen lock icon
- Now, set up a pattern scree lock, repeating this process until it is successful
- Once it is successful, press “Skip”
- After that, you should return to the setup wizard or home screen and then activate your device
- Once prompted for a pattern, use the one that you set up earlier
We hope this guide helped you with bypassing Factory Reset Protection on Nothing Phone 2. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to mention them in the comments section.
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