Bypass Google Verification on Samsung Galaxy A42 5G
Consider a situation where you bought a used Samsung Galaxy A42 5G, and a previous owner forgot to log out and remove a Bypass Google Account. 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 A42 5G is completely locked and useless. But there are some methods to bypass Google account verification after reset, to check which Factory Reset Protection Bypass will work with your Samsung Galaxy A42 5G you need to check the Samsung Galaxy A42 5G operating system version and the date when the security patch was issued.
How to Bypass Google Verification on Samsung Galaxy A42 5G?
- Power on your Samsung Galaxy A42 5G:
Start by pressing and holding the power button until the device powers on. Once the Samsung logo appears, release the power button. - Connect to a Wi-Fi network:
On the Welcome screen, select your preferred language and tap on the “Next” button. Then, connect your device to a Wi-Fi network by following the on-screen instructions. - Start the setup process:
Once connected, you will be prompted to verify your Google account. Tap on the text field where you are required to enter your account details. - Access the keyboard settings:
On the keyboard setup page, tap and hold the “@”, and a small window with “Google Keyboard Settings” will appear. Tap on it to access the keyboard settings. - Access Google Search:
In the keyboard settings, tap on the three dots (…) located at the top-right corner of the screen. From the menu that appears, select “Help & feedback.” - Search for Settings:
In the “Help” section, type “Settings” into the search bar. A list of search results will be displayed. - Access the Settings app:
Tap on the search result that says “Settings” followed by “About Phone” to access the settings of your device. - Enable Developer Options:
In the settings, scroll down and tap on “Software information.” Then, find the “Build number” entry and tap on it repeatedly (about 7 times) until you see a message that says “You are now a developer!” - Access Developer Options:
Go back to the main settings screen and scroll down to find the newly enabled “Developer Options.” Tap on it to enter the developer settings. - Enable OEM Unlocking:
In the developer settings, locate the “OEM unlocking” option and enable it. You may need to enter your device’s security PIN or pattern to confirm the change. - Restart your Samsung Galaxy A42 5G:
Once you have enabled OEM unlocking, go back to the main settings screen and scroll to the bottom. Tap on “System” and then “Reset” followed by “Factory data reset.” Confirm the reset process and wait for your device to restart.
