Google Bypass Verification on Samsung Galaxy J2 Core
Consider a situation where you bought a used Samsung Galaxy J2 Core, and a previous owner forgot to log out and remove a Google Bypass Verification. After a Factory Reset, you will see the message “This device was reset, to continue to sign in with a Google account that was previously synced on this device”, it means that Samsung Galaxy J2 Core is completely locked and useless. But there are some methods to Google Bypass Verification account after reset, to check which Factory Reset Protection Bypass will work with your Samsung Galaxy J2 Core you need to check the Samsung Galaxy J2 Core operating system version and the date when the security patch was issued.
How to Google Bypass Verification on Samsung Galaxy J2 Core?
Now, let’s take a look at the detailed steps to bypass Google verification on your Samsung Galaxy J2 Core:
Restart your Samsung Galaxy J2 Core
To initiate the bypass process, power off your device completely. Press and hold the Power button until the device powers off. Once it’s turned off, press the Power button again to turn it back on.Select language and connect to Wi-Fi
On the welcome screen, select your preferred language and tap on the “Next” button. Then, connect your device to a Wi-Fi network by tapping on the available network and entering the necessary credentials. Make sure you have a stable internet connection throughout the process.Reach the Google Account Verification screen
After connecting to Wi-Fi, your device will prompt you to verify your Google account. Here, you need to enter the Google account and password that were previously synced with your device. However, since you’ve forgotten the credentials, you’ll need to follow the steps below to bypass this verification.Start the bypass process
Tap on the “Enter your email” field, which will bring up the keyboard. Long-press the “@” key until the “Settings” option appears on the screen. Tap on “Settings.”Access Google keyboard settings
Inside the Settings menu, locate and select “Languages & input” or a similar option depending on your device’s software version. Then, tap on “Virtual keyboard” or “On-screen keyboard.”Add a new keyboard
Within the virtual keyboard settings, tap on “Manage keyboards” or a similar option. Enable the “Google voice typing” option by sliding the toggle button to the right. This will allow you to add the Google voice typing keyboard.Activate Google voice typing
Once you’ve enabled the Google voice typing keyboard, tap on the back button until you return to the “Languages & input” settings menu. Tap on “Google voice typing” or a similar option, and then tap on “Offline speech recognition.”Install and open Google app
In the Offline speech recognition settings, tap on “All” to download and install the necessary files for Google voice typing. After the installation, tap on the back button until you reach the “Languages & input” settings menu. From there, tap on “Google” or “G” icon to open the Google app.Bypass Google verification
Inside the Google app, type “Settings” in the search bar and tap on the corresponding option to access the device settings. Scroll down and tap on “Backup & reset” or a similar option.Factory reset your device
Within the “Backup & reset” settings, tap on “Factory data reset” or a similar option. Confirm the action by tapping on “Reset phone” or “Erase everything.” Your device will then proceed with the factory reset process, erasing all data and removing the Google account associated with it.Complete the initial setup
After the factory reset is complete, your Samsung Galaxy J2 Core will restart. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the initial setup, including selecting the language, connecting to Wi-Fi, and signing in with a new Google account. Congratulations! You have successfully bypassed Google verification on your Samsung Galaxy J2 Core.
