How to bypass factory reset protection on LG Stylo?

How to bypass factory reset protection on LG Stylo?

If you are looking to bypass the factory reset protection (FRP) on your LG Stylo smartphone, you can follow these steps:

1. Power on your LG Stylo device and connect it to a Wi-Fi network.
2. When you reach the Google Account verification screen after the factory reset, tap on "Emergency Call".
3. Enter *#*#4636#*#* or *#*#197328640#*#* on the dialer to access the "Testing" menu.
4. From the menu, select "Usage Statistics" and then tap the back arrow.
5. In the same menu, go to "Wi-Fi" and connect to a network.
6. Go back to the "Testing" menu and select "Back" to return to the initial Emergency Call screen.
7. Tap on "Emergency Information" and then on the pencil icon to edit it.
8. Long-press on the text to select it and choose the "Share" option.
9. In the sharing options, select the messaging app and compose a new message.
10. Type any random text in the message and send it to any contact.
11. In the messaging app, tap on the hyperlink within the message, and it will open the internet browser.
12. In the browser, search for "quick shortcut maker" and download the APK file from a trusted source.
13. Once downloaded, open the APK file, allowing installation from unknown sources if prompted.
14. Install the "quick shortcut maker" app and open it after installation.
15. Search for "Google Account Manager" within the app and select it.
16. Under "Type email and password," tap on the top-right corner menu and select "Try".
17. Now, enter a previously used Google Account and its password into the fields provided.
18. After entering the details, tap on the top-right corner menu and select "Sign in".
19. You will be redirected to the Google Account Manager screen. Close it and restart your LG Stylo device.

After following these steps, your LG Stylo should no longer have factory reset protection enabled, allowing you to set up a new Google Account on the device.

Note: Bypassing factory reset protection may violate the terms of service of your device, and it's always recommended to use the FRP feature as an added security layer.