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Welcome. In front of me I have the TCL tab 10s and today I'll show you how you can bypass the Google verification on this tablet
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Now you can see that I do have this device unlocked and there's two ways for me to unlock it using the previously setup pattern and also
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using Google account. Now assuming we don't know either of those. Additionally for you it could be also PIN or password
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It doesn't really matter. If it's locked by Google, this will work
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So to get started, you can see it's locked. Now in your case, you do want to progress to the Wi-Fi connection page if you haven't
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done so already and connect to some kind of network. You can see I have already connected
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Once you do so, go back to the first page right over here and then select vision settings
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Talkback and then select Talkback Shortcuts I believe, no, never mind, use Talkback
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Let me go. Select Allow and Talkback on. So obviously you can hear that it's talking. It doesn't really matter. I wanted to mute it just for my own sake. It's not necessary if it doesn't
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not necessary if it doesn't bother you. So once you see this page right over here
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this green outline, you want to draw a mirrored L like this on the screen. Then
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double top on the first option which is already selected. Now before I do so I'm
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just going to mention one thing. When Talkback is enabled, you don't really use the
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device as you would normally do. So for instance if you want to select Deni, you will
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see that when you press on it, it doesn't actually like automatically confirm that option
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that you just topped on, it just selects it. And I need to double tap on it to confirm it. But we still want to slide the first one
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while using the app, double topped in, and select use voice commands
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And before you double top on it, I'm going to quickly go into what we need to do, because this will be a little bit like time sensitive
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So when you double press this button, microphone will activate, and the device will start listening to you
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which is, I believe, indicated by some kind of auditory indication, like a beep
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And once that happens, you want to say open Google Assistant. Give it a moment it will start thinking what you said
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And once it opens up Google Assistant, which will be just kind of like window right here with the four Google Dots
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four different colors, if they're moving a little bit, that means that they're already listening to you
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And you want to stand, say, open YouTube. Now it's also a chance that once Google Assistant opens up
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it will give you another beep that it's listening to you, but that doesn't always happen. So I going to do that right now and you can watch this how I go about it Open Google Assistant Open YouTube Opening YouTube
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So as you probably heard, there were three beeps. One was it started listening to me
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Once I said Open Google Assistant, it accepted the command with another beep
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then open up Google Assistant, and you had third beep that again indicated that it's listening to me
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So there we go. Now once you open up YouTube, you want to hold volume up and down at the same time
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Select Turn On, level top, and then hold those two keys again, volume up and down
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This will turn off Talkback so we can now use the device normally. From here, click on the account icon, settings
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about and Google Privacy Policy. Select accept and continue and no thanks
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And once it loads up Chrome, you want to tap right at the top and you want to navigate to or reset that info slash bypass
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Now I will write it down myself so if you need to see it, you can pause the video once I'm done
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So now would be the time to pause if you need to copy this link
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From here, scroll down. You'll get a pop-up most likely. Yep, there we go
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Just select consent. Scroll down till you get the settings. Tap on it
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From here, scroll down to apps. Tap on the blue text right here, view all 48 apps, or however many it shows you
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And tap on a tweet ads, then show system. Now in here, you're going to start off by selecting Android setup
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Select disable, disable up, first stop, and go back. Scroll down to Google Play Services
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There we go, Google Play Services
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Again, select disable up, first stop and okay. Now once these two things have been done, we can go back and back once more
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I'm going to quickly just make sure. Okay, so that's basically all we needed to do here
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So now just start pressing the back button until you get to the setup
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There we go. Select start. Skip. There we go
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Some reason I didn't want to go so I went back and it out automatically went back to the Wi-Fi connection page with an option to set up offline
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That's what I selected. Hopefully this will work now. It looks like it doesn't want to finish up, so I'm going to hold the power key and reboot
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Hopefully this will help me. Normally what should happen is once you go back to the setup
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it will glitch out because we did kind of turn it off and it should automatically just
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get you to the page where you have the TCL terms and conditions where you get to
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select I agree and from there it just takes you straight to your home screen if
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that happened for you that's great then all you need to do is just navigate into
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settings and the system and select reset and factory reset the device and that
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will finish up the entire bypass but if you have problems like I do then I'm
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gonna try to solve them right now and see if I can manage something so
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If you're seeing this video, I guess I succeeded, so we'll see
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So from here, I'm just kind of trying to troubleshoot this. This won't be necessarily part of the guide because it's not going as it's supposed to
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So right now I'm just kind of going my own way. Actually, I'm going to connect to network
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We'll see if that does anything. Okay, so I guess I'm going to try this again. Hmm
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Open Google Assistant
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Google Google Play services required Google Google Settings App info back button
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Enable Google Play services, photos won't work Open YouTube
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Okay, found my problem
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So I disabled one Android setup but it looks like there's another one and that's
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probably the reason why this didn't want to work. there we go that's the second one and I did need to enable Google Play Services to solve
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this so let's get back to Google Play Services so there we go disable and for a stop so there we go so now again I'm gonna
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back out And there we go, that was the problem
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So I can see there is the... There is the... There we go
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So as you can see, this is the page that we're looking for from the beginning, so the Google Play, the Terms of Service from TCL
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from TCL so select I agree and here you can just skip and as can see this
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takes us to the home screen go so in here like I mentioned before
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now to get into the settings scroll all the way down to system select the
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reset factory data reset reset device top on that once more and this will
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begin a factory reset of the tablet I'm not really going to go to the
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process on the camera it's already long enough and this shows you nothing extra
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it's just a fully automatic process once it's completed you're back in the setup of the tablet at which point you can set up the tablet however you want
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it's fully unlocked so it's just a typical setup screen no need to do any kind of
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like trickery like I did right now it will just require you to set it up how you
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want to and that's it so anyway that being said this is how we can bypass the
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Google of verification and if you found this very helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
