On Android Lollipop, Marshmallow, Nougat, Pie, Oreo, Android 10 Q, Android 11, and Android 12 versions, Google offers the new FRP capability. FRP, which stands for factory reset protection, essentially safeguards the privacy and personal information of Android users during thefts.
Every new Android version and phone has a different method for removing the FRP security. Keep your Gmail account information in mind at all times to prevent FRP protection lock.
When you set up a Google Account on your A16/A16 Plus phone, the FRP instantly activates. You must log in with the same Google ID and password you created earlier on the device to get around the Google account verification lock on your phone after it has been reset without deleting the Google Account.
These straightforward step-by-step moments will enable you to remove the Google account lock on your device in the event that it is stuck at the FRP lock verification screen and you have forgotten the account information:
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