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Welcome. Infanomni is a Xiaomi Mi 11 Light, and today I'll show you how you can bypass the Google verification on this phone
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So to get started, you can see the phone I have right here is actually locked, so it requires me to draw a verification pattern to unlock it, or I could use a Google account instead to unlock it with that
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Come on. Give it a second, there we go. So to get started with
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our bypass we will hold volume up and down to start off actually first you
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probably want to connect to your network so if you're at the beginning of the
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setup progress forward till we get to this page connect to your network and
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then you can hold volume up and down select turn on now hold them again
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Talkback on. Held volume keys. Talkback turned on. Connected. Connected. So I started spamming volume down just to turn down the talk back so I don't hear it
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Once you see this page, you want to draw a mirrored L like this on the screen
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It's like this. Or is it just normal
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It's just normal. Okay, so unlike typically, we do just draw a normal L on the screen instead of the mirror one
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These are two different commands that you can do with just kind of drawing a shape on the screen
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So from here we want to now select screen search. There we go, so click on it once it gets selected with the green outline and then double top on it
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Now we're going to hold both volume buttons again. Oh, never mind. Let's try that again
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I am reading this guide as I go along so bear with me
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Do it So now let see that kind of how we supposed to do it Which just kind of threw me off because it just closes it up
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In any case, we're going to now back out. So just back up to the beginning
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And let's try that again. Just make sure everything is fine. So supposedly now it should have added a new keyboard. Country
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Okay, so we get language, we get our country and... Ah, there we go
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Here's our keyboard, so we're going to use this one. TalkPack, run a keyboard
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I'm going to go next, and select it. I've read it. Skip the step, next, and Wi-Fi
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So that's where you want to be. Here you want to select add a network
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This will then allow us to type and we're going to select turn on in accessibility settings
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And see, I'm going to go to Accessibility Menu. Tuggle it on. Allow. Okay. Next
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click on it, you want to select Google Assistant, and once you select it you
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want to say open settings, open settings. Opening settings. Okay, so now that settings are open, we want to navigate to
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additional settings which is closer to the bottom, select second space, There we go
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Turn on second space. Okay, so right now apparently the screen is on
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It's on. You can hear it when I press the power button, it actually lacks the device
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So, there we go. Okay, so that's kind of weird
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Gonna go to settings if I can No I can So I going to go to settings if I can No I can So I going to reboot the device just because it not taking us to second space
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Okay, so let's repeat it. We still have the assistant enabled right here, so I'm going to go to assistant
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Open settings. Open Settings. And we're going to scroll down, additional settings, scroll down, second space
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There we go. So successfully created, we're going to select Continue
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We're going to select using a shortcut, continue. And next, it tells us to select a screen lock
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I think we can skip this, but I'm going to make sure. So..
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So we're going to select skip right here. And we have access to our home screen
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This is the second space home screen to be more precise. Next
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Okay, so apparently, now that we supposedly have access to this, we're going to hold our
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power button and volume up to restart the device, though. There we go, here we boot
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So once the device boots up, if I remember this correctly, it will most likely boot into the normal mode
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Yep, there we go, so we're going to unlock it. And it's the typical home screen
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So previously the second space which we have booted into had this static wallpaper like the
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what was it was a blue color or whatever it was. So that was the second space
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It didn't really have a wallpaper, just had a single color. The normal first space, if we can call it that, the typical one that you always use looks
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like this. And you can see that it right now put it into just a normal home screen
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we can now navigate to our settings right over here. I'm going to go to about phone and then we
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will select factory reset erase all data factory reset We need to wait 20 seconds or 10 seconds here on the next page And while we do that I am going to quickly explain why we doing this right now and not before So even though
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before we could have accessed settings throughout the setup process, if we would have chosen to reset
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the device back then, it wouldn't have worked, the device would stay locked. And the reason for that
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is, is when the device boots us into just normal home screen like I did right now, the device
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is already considering that we have finished up the setup, even though taking it. We didn't, but we did glitch it, and it does think that it's now set up
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because it shouldn't be able to have a second space already enabled if you haven't finished up the setup
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So you kind of confuse the device, making it think that setup is completed, and from there, when you go into the settings, you can perform a factory reset
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which forces the device to remove any kind of protection. Now, that being said, if we have done that before
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when the device didn't think or knew that the setup isn't completed
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and we go through the factory reset, It considers device is locked, your factory resetting it
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we're keeping all the protection still on the device. Therefore, once the reset would have been finished
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the device would stay locked. Now, doing that after he had access to the home screen
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it gets rid of all of it, and when it boots up, we can just simply go through the setup of the device
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in whatever way we want to, as the device is fully unlocked
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So I'm going to let it finish up the factory reset, come back once it's finished
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and I'll then go through a very quick setup skipping basically everything that I can
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and you'll also see that I don't need to verify anything. Okay, so the reset is now finished. Let's get through this setup as quick as possible
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So I can skip Wi-Fi connection page. Come on, there we go
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And there we go
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So as you can see, this is how we can bypass the Google verification on this phone
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phone and anyway if you found this very helpful don't forget to hit like, subscribe
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and thanks for watching
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