We are going to remove the FRP from the Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro. This solution is also compatible with all other Samsung mobile phones running Android Marshmallow 7.1.1. I've created a step-by-step guide for unlocking or removing your FRP lock on your Samsung mobile phone.

Samsung J2 Pro Frp Bypass J250F Android 7.1.1

As you can see, this phone has a FRP lock. I'm going to unlock this smartphone without the use of a PC or computer.First, go to the lock home screen and tap two fingers on the screen until you see the talkback option. Make a L guess. The tutorial screen appears on top. Select talkback settings when a menu displays on the Galaxy J2 Pro.

Turn off Talkback (three times on the home button). To turn off Talkback, press the volume down and volume up keys simultaneously. No, scroll down the screen and select the help and feedback option, which is located in the last three options. Select (get started with voice access) from the helper screen. If you see all of the videos, click on the clock icon on the YouTube video to open the YouTube application.

Choose Google Chrome now. Select Accept and proceed as well. On the Chrome web browser. Clicks on the search area after opening the Chrome browser.

Bango will be used to download Google Account Manager.N.I'm going to get Google Account Manager 7.1.1 because I have Android Marshmallow. In the Chrome browser, click the download link, then update permissions and click OK to download.

After downloading Google Account Manager 7.1.1, install it. Install it on your Samsung J2 Pro. Activate (unknown sources).
A warning (installation from unknown sources) will appear. Do your device in personal data, Main Bhi hai. By clicking OK, you acknowledge that you are fully liable for any harm to your device or data loss that may occur as a result of using this application.)
(Your first account is now ready. Accounts can be added and removed later in the settings) If you see account added, it means your phone has been successfully unlocked.

Understanding Factory Reset Protection (FRP)

Factory Reset Protection is a security feature introduced by Google to prevent unauthorized access to a device after a factory reset. When FRP is enabled, the device prompts the user to enter the Google account and password that was previously synced with the device. This verification is required to ensure that the device hasn't been stolen or reset without the owner's consent.

The FRP Bypass Process

Bypassing FRP on the Samsung J2 Pro (J250) running Android 7.1.1 involves several steps and requires careful execution. Before proceeding, it's important to note that bypassing FRP may void your device's warranty, and it's intended for use only on devices that you own.

Connect to a Wi-Fi Network:

Start by powering on your Samsung J2 Pro and connecting it to a Wi-Fi network. This step is crucial as it will be necessary to download and install the required tools and files for the bypass process.

Start the Setup Wizard

Once connected to Wi-Fi, proceed with the device setup until you reach the Google Account Verification screen. Here, you'll be prompted to enter the Google account and password that was previously synced with the device.

Bypass FRP with RealTerm

To bypass FRP, you'll need to download and install RealTerm, a terminal program for serial communication. You can find the RealTerm application online and install it on your device.

Enable ADB Mode

After installing RealTerm, open the application and navigate to the Port tab. Here, you'll need to locate the correct port for your device and connect to it. Once connected, go to the Display tab and enter the following commands:

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at+creg?\r\n

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atd1234;\r\n

These commands will enable ADB mode on your Samsung J2 Pro, allowing you to bypass FRP.

Download FRP Bypass APK

Next, download the FRP Bypass APK file from a trusted source and install it on your device. This application will help you bypass the Google account verification process.

Complete the Bypass Process

Once the FRP Bypass application is installed, open it and follow the on-screen instructions to bypass the Google account verification. This typically involves performing a factory reset on your device, after which you'll be able to set it up without encountering the FRP prompt.

Bypassing FRP on the Samsung J2 Pro (J250) running Android 7.1.1 can be a complex process, but with the right tools and careful execution, it's entirely possible to regain access to your device. However, it's important to proceed with caution and ensure that you follow all steps correctly to avoid any potential issues. If you're unsure about any step or encounter difficulties during the bypass process, consider seeking assistance from a professional technician or referring to additional resources online.