Hello, guys, a man is trying to sell me pixel with partly bypassed frp (without google services and working only "back " button). Can I make at least all screen buttons working and why I can't install a custom Rom?
Nova is still better in every way. You can even have Goolge Now and customize any part of the launcher. The most important to me is the backup and restore function of my home screen setup, which Google fails to do.Why are you using nova launcher. Those of you using the nova launcher could just use the pixel launcher. Just launch it from quick shortcut maker and becomes a proper Google pixel.
Hello, guys, a man is trying to sell me pixel with partly bypassed frp (without google services and working only "back " button). Can I make at least all screen buttons working and why I can't install a custom Rom?
NoHi,
Everyone learns the lesson only after they fall. Just like I bought a Google pixel with android 7.1.1 and January 5th 2017 security patch with FRP. He started saying that this is done easily and he forgot the ID he logged in from. Even 'Forgot your password doesn't work for him.
Anyhow, I have a Google pixel with android 7.1.1 and January 5th 2017 android security patch. Is there a way to remove the FRP?
Same here, waiting patiently. I bought mine for $300 and the seller shared his gmail and password, not working.Bumping this thread
I have a Pixel XL, May 2017 Security, 7.1.2
Hoping there will be some way to bypass FRP
Damn that sucks. I was hoping there would be something since it's from DecemberI also have the Dec. 5th patch, as of right now there is no work around for the frp on that patch and forward.
Can FRP be bypassed on the attached build?![]()
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Keep it locked, if it's unlocked anyone can flash a custom recovery flash a custom rom and have a new phoneI read all the messages and I have a question. Is the FRP disabled when the bootloader is unlocked? For it to work, should the bootloader be locked?
I'm interested in having the FRP work on my device
I know. But in my Nexus 6, even if I installed a custom rom, I marked that "had been modified and that I had to enter my Google account", which is a good idea. But in my old Oneplus 3 I never asked for my Google account and it happened to me with my current Pixel. The similarity is that the bootloader is unlocked.Keep it locked, if it's unlocked anyone can flash a custom recovery flash a custom rom and have a new phone