Google Pixel 6 Pro FRP Bypass and Google Account Removal (Android 14)

Initial Steps: Hard Reset and FRP Identification

• 💡 The process begins by performing a hard reset on the Google Pixel 6 Pro to remove any screen lock.
• ⚠️ After the reset, a Factory Reset Protection (FRP) lock will appear, requiring the previously logged-in Google account.
• 🎯 This guide is specifically tested on Pixel 6 Pro with Android 14 and works best with the phone set to English.

Navigating Setup and Initiating Bypass

• 📶 Connect the device to Wi-Fi to proceed through the initial setup stages.
• ↩️ If prompted for the Google account, go back through the setup steps to access the emergency call feature.
• 📞 Insert a SIM card and use the emergency call function to quickly access location sharing, which then leads to opening Chrome.

Utilizing External Tools for Access

• 🌐 Navigate to hardreset.info/bypass in Chrome to access tools that allow opening the phone's settings app.
• ⚙️ Within settings, enable the Accessibility Menu shortcut and allow it.
• 🚫 Go to Apps > App Usage, then force stop and disable Google Play Services.

Completing the Bypass and Finalizing Setup

• 🔄 After disabling Google Play Services, proceed through setup until the device loops, then access TalkBack settings via the Accessibility Menu.
• 🔍 From TalkBack settings, navigate through Gboard and share options to reopen Chrome.
• ✅ Re-enable Google Play Services through the settings app accessed via the bypass website.
• 🚀 Complete the remaining setup steps, skipping PIN and other prompts, to fully unlock the device.
• 🛠️ A final factory reset through the settings menu is recommended to ensure no future limitations.