How to bypass factory reset protection on LG Stylo?

How to Bypass Factory Reset Protection on LG Stylo?

Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is a security feature that was introduced by Google to protect user data in case their device gets lost or stolen. However, if you forgot your Google account login credentials after performing a factory reset on your LG Stylo, bypassing FRP can be a bit challenging. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to bypass FRP on the LG Stylo:

1. Power on your LG Stylo and follow the initial setup process until you reach the 'Google Account Verification' screen.
2. Connect your LG Stylo to a Wi-Fi network by tapping on the 'Add Network' option.
3. In the 'Add Network' screen, long press on any text until a 'Cut, Copy, Select All, Share' menu appears. Tap on the 'Share' option.
4. In the 'Share' menu, tap on the 'Messaging' app to open it.
5. In the Messaging app, type any random phone number and long press on it. From the pop-up menu, tap on 'Create new contact'.
6. In the 'Create new contact' screen, scroll down and tap on the option to 'Add a website'.
7. In the 'Add a website' field, type a website URL and long press on it. Again, tap on the 'Share' option from the pop-up menu.
8. In the 'Share' menu, tap on the 'Email' app to open it.
9. In the Email app, create a new email and attach any random file. Once the file is attached, tap on the 'Send' icon.
10. In the 'Sending email' screen, tap on the attached file and select the 'Google Drive' app to open it.
11. Sign in to the Google Drive app using your Google account details.
12. After signing in, remain logged in and go back to the 'Google Account Verification' screen.
13. Restart your LG Stylo and complete the initial setup process without encountering the FRP screen.

Note: The steps mentioned above may vary slightly depending on the specific LG Stylo model and Android version.

By following these steps, you can bypass Factory Reset Protection on your LG Stylo, allowing you to regain access to your device. It's important to note that bypassing FRP may violate Google's terms and conditions, and it's always recommended to use the original Google account credentials associated with the device.