Bypass Google Verification on Samsung Galaxy M53 5G – Full Guide

 

On this post, we will provide with you simple method to Bypass Google FRP on Samsung Galaxy M53 5G Android 14 and Android 13 versions by resetting the last used Gmail ID from the phone. If you perform factory reset and have forgotten the already signed in google account to access the device, Then, the following tutorial will help you to Unlock the FRP lock with the help of free VG PC tools easily.

FRP is an inbuilt data protection feature for all present-day Android smartphones. If someone performed factory reset or format data on the phone, then the FRP will ask the user to sign in with the last used Account on the phone.

Additionally, you can use any compatible FRP bypass tool & FRP Bypass APK according to your phone to unlock FRP. Here we described explicitly, So, don’t panic or worry about anything, the tool we used to unlock the phone has already been added below.

How to Bypass Google FRP on Samsung Galaxy M53 5G (Android 14/13)

• First, Connect Samsung M53 5G (Android 14) phone to a WiFi Network.

• Then, Power Off your Samsung phone

• Download & extract VGTool
• After that, Install & Activate the VG Tool V4.1

• Then Open the tool
• Go to MediaTek tab

• Select Universal > Auto Unlock

• Click on Broom

• Next, Hold Volume + & – Key
• Then Insert the USB cable

• The Warning Screen will appears, Press Volume Down
• Next, Quickly Press & Hold Volume UP + Down key

• The phone will boot into the Brom Mode
• Remove the USB cable from the Phone

• Next, Click on Erase FRP Samsung
• Reinsert the USB cable

• The phone will be detected and start removing the FRP lock

• Once finished, Disconnect & Powered on the Samsung M53 5G

• Setup all the initial steps
• That’s it.
• You have successfully bypassed FRP lock from Samsung M53 5G.

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[*] Caution: This method is for device owner and only for educational purposes, meaning trying this method on a stolen device is a serious crime, it may lead you to the jailed.

Warning: Bypass FRP Files not responsible for any damage on your device please try this at your own risk.