This FRP Samsung tool also helps remove all sorts of Android lock screens and factory resets early Samsung device without data loss. And lastly, their tech support gives prompt responses.

The smart lock feature is convenient, allowing the primary user to bypass the lock screen; however, it can introduce privacy issues when people are nearby.

This can be a bit tricky if your Android device is FRP-locked and you have just factory-reset it, after which you have stumbled upon this well-known screen, the Google Account Verification screen.

Google patched a lock screen bypass vulnerability that was present in Android 5.0 and higher. That's certainly a serious bug, and something that would be a real problem if it was out there unpatched.

After what they report was tricky timing issues with getting the method just right, they were able to entirely bypass the lock screen on the Galaxy S III, which was running Android 4.1.2.