Remove Samsung FRP remotely (Google account) — Android 12-17
Remove the FRP (Google account) from your Samsung remotely via USB Redirector, with a technician. Android 12 to 17. Android 16 only with 2025 patch.
Updated: August 22, 2026
- Type
- IMEI
- Delivery
- 1-7 h
- Coverage
- Worldwide
What is this service?
It removes the FRP lock (Google account) from your Samsung device remotely. FRP (Factory Reset Protection) is Google's protection that appears after a factory reset and asks for the account that was linked to the device; without it, the phone is stuck and can't be used.
The process is remote but supervised by a technician: you connect the device by cable using a tool (USB Redirector) and the technician connects to your device to complete the FRP removal.
Which models and versions are covered?
It covers Samsung on Android 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 (worldwide coverage).
Important note about the patch: on Android 16 only devices with the 2025 patch are supported. The 2026 patch is NOT supported.
How is it done?
- Download and install USB Redirector and connect your Samsung to the computer.
- Put the device in FRP mode and wait for the step the system indicates.
- Share your public IP and the device serial with our support.
- The technician connects remotely and completes the FRP removal.
How long does it take?
Between 1 and 7 hours, depending on the case and server. It's a supervised remote service with real-time attention.
What you need
- The device serial (SN).
- Your public IP when the system indicates it (for the remote connection).
Important conditions
- Android 16: only devices with the 2025 patch (2026 patch not supported).
- Follow the steps exactly as indicated to avoid errors or delays.
Frequently asked questions
Is it 100% remote? It's a remote service, but you need to connect the device by cable to a computer with USB Redirector; the technician connects to your device to complete the FRP.
Does it work for my Android version? Yes, Android 12 to 17. On Android 16, only with the 2025 patch.
What do I give support? The device serial and your public IP when the system asks for it.