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Welcome. And follow me as I up Po Reno 5Z. And today I will show you how you can bypass the
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Google verification on this phone. Now to get started, number one, you can see that the device
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is locked. It's locked using a pattern. And if I close this, it's also locked using the Google
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account. So throughout the process, I'll show you how you can bypass this and then completely
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remove it. But for this, we will unfortunately need a secondary device. That can be any kind
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of phone that is running Android, which will give you access to the OPPO phone clone or clone phone
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application. So that's basically what we will need a secondary phone. Now, additionally
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this process is going to work for Android 13, which this is running. And I'm recording that
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at the beginning of 2024. So keep in mind, Android 13 is not the newest Android. It's 14
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So if your device or whatever device you're trying to do this with is running Android 13
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chances are this will continue to work throughout as long as it's not updated to the newer Android
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Now with that out of the way, let's get started. Now one thing that you need to do is connect to
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your Wi-Fi network, which I have already done. So if you are at the beginning of the setup
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just go forward, connect to your network, and then basically progress forward. Or if you're
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already connected, then stay here. Now one thing is when you connect to network chance is that
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it's going to go to the next page. If it does, so just go back. Now once here, we're going to click
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on that information icon next to our connected network, which just to show this, if you do this
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on ones that aren't connected, that's the options that you see right here. If I click on this
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on this one, which I am connected to, I'm going to hover my hand just for a moment, just so I can
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see. Oh wait, there is no password. So anyway, you will see that's how it looks like when you
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click on the information icon on the connected network. Here you want to select share, which
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I'm again going to put my hand over, because it's going to bring up the QR code along with the
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password. Now the thing that actually matters is this button at the bottom right here below the QR
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code nearby. Click on it, continue, and then select allow, need help sharing, and that's
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basically it. Next, click on the three dots and select share article, message, new message, two
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just slap any kind of numbers on there. It does not matter whatsoever. Keep in mind
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there's no SIM card in this device whatsoever. Give it a second and we'll basically paste that
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article into our message field. So we want to get rid of it because we don't really care for it
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And what we care for is YouTube. Now, it is important that you put in the www extension before. If you don't
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and you send this and try to open it up, it's going to open up YouTube in a pop up view
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It's not what we want. So when you add the www extension, it actually opens it up in its full
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fledged application form factor. And that is what we need. That version has more options
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which we will need to utilize. So just keep that in mind. So from there, we're going to send it
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which this message isn't actually being sent to anyone, as you can see, not sent
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because there's no SIM card, and the number doesn't exist. Now in this pop up right here
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from our sent message, you want to click on top to load preview and then click on the image of
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which will obviously open up our YouTube. Now here we're going to select the account icon
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settings, about Google privacy policy, which opens up Chrome, select without using an account
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No thanks. And then at the top, you want to navigate to hard reset that info slash bypass
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Like this. Now if you need a moment to write this link yourself to pause the video
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Continue with recommended. Now here we're gonna start scrolling down, ignore the
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abominable amount of ads. And you want to select settings right here. And you can
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scroll down. And you want to select settings right here. And you click on it
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it actually opens up the phone settings to browser, which is pretty nice
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And in here, we want to go to home screen and lock screen
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And then home screen layout. When you click on it, it just closes it up and opens up our
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home screen. Now it is very important to note that this device is still not unlocked. The phone
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is still in the setup stage. And anything that we were to do right now, the phone would consider
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this as a setup stage. If we reboot the device, it might just go back to the setup screen
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So keep that in mind, we're not finished. And it will matter this kind of state of the device
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later on once I'm going to say, guide you through basically the finishing processes later on
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But right now, what we wanted to do is swipe to the left. And we're looking for clone phone
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which actually isn't here. There are tools. So you're looking for the tools folder and you have
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the clone phone application, open that up, then select that this is a new device. Hello
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other Android, assuming obviously, you are using other Android as your secondary device
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which you probably should, I have no idea if this would work with iPhone, even though if we go back
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we do have an iPhone as an option. I have no idea, like I said, if this will work, never tried it
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So I will be doing this through Android, which has been tested by me, and I know that it works
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So this phone is right now prepped. Now we can grab our second device
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Here you want to go into your Play Store. Search for clone phone. I already might have it installed
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Here we go up for clone phone. Okay, I don't so I'm going to select install
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I'm going to select open. Agree and continue. Start migrating settings. And we're going to need
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to allow a bunch of different things. So just whatever it opens up kind of window, whatever
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window, select settings or in here and list like this, you're looking for the actual application
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which is clone phone. I have two of them. Don't worry, this one is from OnePlus. This one is from
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Apple, same company. And in all honesty, I could have been using the OnePlus version, and it would
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still work. But for the purposes of this video, I'm going to be using the dedicated one that is
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named the same way. And in case, once you enable whatever I want you to enable, go back again
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and again, settings, toggle on whatever. Okay, settings, toggle on, go back, allow
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And we're good to go. So now we can see cameras launched. So all you want to do is point the
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camera on this little box right here. It will then connect these two devices together
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Give it a second, it's going to load all the data that is on your device. And you want to
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deselect everything by clicking right here at the top. Next, and you want to deselect everything by clicking right here at the top. Next
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select apps by tapping on the text itself, and then choose any kind of application from the list
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Now, I do recommend selecting an application that is smallest in size. So something like
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Google Podcasts seems to be the smallest one. Let's see if there's anything lower than this
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And there we go. Oh, no, that's 117, not one. So yeah, it looks like the Google Podcasts is the smallest one. The reason I'm picking the smallest
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size from the list is because we do need to transfer it over, the bigger the size, the longer
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it's going to take. So it's just kind of more convenient to pick something that is smaller
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In this case, it's going to take a shorter amount of time. Next, I'm going to select next
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Actually, before I do so, I'm going to go back. Never mind, I guess I'm not
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If understood, start migrating. Okay, so it's going to start migrating. This one just took a
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literally brief moment. Done. So we're finished with this phone. Move it to the side. Next
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you can see on the phone right here that the migration has been completed. Now
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it says that migration report successful, zero, failed, one. You probably will see the same thing
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It does not matter. The fact that it tried to migrate and it technically completed the migration
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is all we need. The fact that it didn't actually migrate anything does not matter. Anyway, next
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once you press to basically complete the migration, it takes you to the setup screen
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with the navigation, which if you already set up this kind of device before, you probably are aware
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that navigation settings are after verification. So right here, we're just going to select our
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navigation method. I'm going to skip selecting any kind of screen lock. I'm going to select done
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and get started. And this finishes up the setup. Now, that being said, the phone is still
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not unlocked. We just managed to bypass the verification, but the verification still exists
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on this phone. So there is one last thing that we will need to do, which is navigate into the
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settings, scroll down to additional settings, and scroll down again and select... where is it
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There we go. Back up and reset. Reset phone. Erase all data. Erase all data. And once you click on
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the erase all data for the second time here, it's going to go through a factory reset. Once that's
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completed, the device will be fully unlocked. Now, going back to our thing before, the reason we
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didn't do this right off the get-go when we did the glitch so it opened up the home screen is
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because at that point, the phone knew that it's still in a setup process. So by going to the
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settings in... through there, back then, and performing a reset, this would have done nothing
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Now that the device is past the setup screen, it's going to allow us to reset the device, which
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will force the phone to remove any kind of protection from the phone. So that's why this is
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the last step, which will fully unlock your device. Now, that being said, I'm not going to go over this
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specific process on the video just because it's a factory reset and it's fully automatic
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Once it's completed, the device is unlocked and you can go through the setup process, which you
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will be at, in whatever way you want to. So with that being said, if you found this
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video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks for watching
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