Samsung Android Bypass without or with Smart Switch

Almost all Android phones, including Samsung, come with FRP (Factory Reset Protection). The Android Lock feature ensures no one can factory reset your phone without your permission. But this feature can be bitter-sweet, depending on the situation you find yourself in. For example, some users fail to reset their phones simply because they forgot their Gmail address or password after a hard reset. But fret not because we’ll teach you how to Samsung Android 11 FRP bypass without Smart Switch and Smart Switch. Let’s get started!

• Part 1. The best alternative to Android FRP bypass without Smart Switch
• Part 2. How to remove FRP lock with Smart Switch
• Part 3. FAQs about Samsung FRP bypass without Smart Switch

Part 1. The best alternative to Android FRP bypass without Smart Switch

As you’ve seen, bypassing FRP bypass with Smart Switch isn’t a beginner-friendly option. Even worse, you’ll need another Samsung phone to unlock FRP. Fortunately, you can avoid these complications by using the quicker and more straightforward Wondershare Dr.Fone. With this desktop program, you can A21S FRP bypass without Smart Switch or PIN code. It also works with other Samsung models like J7, S20, S21, A50, etc.

Without wasting any time, below are the steps to bypass FRP on Samsung Android 11 no Smart Switch:

Step 1. Power off your Samsung phone and connect it to your PC using a USB cable. Make sure you have a Wi-Fi network as you’ll need it later. Then, fire up Wondershare Dr.Fone and click the Screen Unlock tab. Then, click Unlock Android Screen/FRP and tap Remove Google FRP Lock.

Step 2. Now choose the OS version of your Samsung phone, and then your phone will begin connecting to Dr.Fone. After connecting your phone, click the Confirmed button on the pop-up dialog.

Step 3. Follow the on-screen instruction to access the Samsung Internet Browser and open drfonetoolkit.com.

Step 4. On the website, tap Android 6/9/10> Open Settings> PIN.

Step 5. You’ll notice that “Do not require” is selected by default. Don’t change anything and click Continue. Then, set a PIN you can easily remember and click Skip.

Step 6. On your locked phone, tap the Back button to return to the Wi-Fi connection page, tap Next, and enter the PIN code you had set earlier.

Step 7. Enter your Google account and press the Next button to continue. Lastly, tap Skip to bypass the FRP lock on your Samsung phone. Alternatively, click Skip instead of entering the Google account. It’s that fast and easy!

Note: Click here for more detailed steps to unlock the FRP lock on Samsung.

Part 2. How to remove FRP lock with Smart Switch

If you’re still new to the world of Samsung smartphones, you must be wondering what Smart Switch is. Smart Switch is an app for transferring messages, contacts, apps, and device settings between two Samsung phones or iPhones. In other words, it allows you to start exactly where you left on your new Samsung smartphone or tablet. You can download Smart Switch from App Store for iPhones or Play Store for Samsung phones.

But did you know Smart Switch can also bypass FRP on your locked Samsung phone? Although the process can be lengthy and confusing, you can unlock your phone without a Google account. Follow me:

Step 1. First, plug in a USB connector to the locked phone, and then get an OTG cable that you’ll use to connect it to the other Samsung phone.

Step 2. Then on the other phone, visit https://frpfile.com/apk, then download and install Apex Launcher.apk and Smart Switch.apk.

Step 3. Now connect the two phones using the OTG cable. Smart Switch will immediately analyze the data to transfer to your new phone. Of course, you can choose the data to export.

Step 4. Once the data transfer is complete, restart the phone that needs FRP bypassing. Make sure you disconnect the USB cable as you do that.

Step 5. After restarting the phone, click next to accept the terms of service and then connect the two phones using the USB OTG cable to transfer data to the locked phone, including the Chrome browser.

Step 6. Now go to Apps and choose APK Launcher. Then, open Google Chrome and search for https://frpfile.com/apk. Remember not to sign in to Chrome. Just click No Thanks and get going.

Step 7. Download BypassFRP-1.0.apk and Google-Account-Manager-8, 9, 10. apk. Then, disconnect the two phones and install the apps.

Step 8. Click the three dots and choose Browser Sign-In, then log in using a Gmail account that you can easily remember.

Step 9. Restart your phone and access it without the pesky FRP.

Pros:

• Free FRP bypass method.
• Quick to bypass FRP lock.

Cons:

• Not a beginner-friendly process.
• FRP bypass speed depends on internet speed.

Part 3. FAQs about Samsung Android 11 FRP bypass without Smart Switch

Q1. Can the FRP lock be removed?

As you may already know, Google FRP lock is an inbuilt security feature on all Android phones. So technically, you can’t remove the FRP lock on your Android phone system. But realistically, you can bypass this feature using Smart Switch or third-party software like Dr.Fone.

Q2. Is Will rooting the phone bypass FRP?

No, it’s a waste of time to root your phone hoping to remove the FRP lock. Your Google account or screen lock will remain intact even after rooting your phone. So, use Dr.Fone to bypass the FRP lock on any Android device.

Q3. Does Odin remove the FRP lock?

If you’re using Samsung Android 5.0 or newer, you can install Odin on your PC and easily disable the FRP lock. This software runs as the administrator program on your PC and will automatically display on your phone’s screen after connecting the two devices. Note, however, that Android 10 and 11 don’t support this method. Also, green hands might struggle to unlock FRP with Odin.

Conclusion

See, Smart Switch is a handy tool that does more than transfer data between iPhones and Samsung phones. You can use it to bypass the FRP lock, although the process can be a little long and complicated. So, use Dr.Fone to unlock your phone effortlessly. It also supports other Android brands like Nokia, Huawei, OnePlus, etc., to unlock android phones without a password.