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Hi i have problem ... successfull rooting but after reboot phone was FRP lock

Hello guys i would like to ask for a solution for this .. im using twrp recovery and super su to root my phone which it rooted successfully , but my problem is that after i turn off my phone and on again it says "Custom Binary Blocked By FRP Lock" and cannot do anything but to install new firmware..
i really want to root my phone but im afraid it will just turn the same thing frp lock and im tired installing another firmware.
is there another option to bypass the frp for example in Android Device Manager which there is a key to unlock it or in My Samsung Account? other than installing new firmware.
my phone info:
samsung sm-j106b
google account was active while rooting
samsung account was active while rooting

jaguarmoves said:
Hello guys i would like to ask for a solution for this .. im using twrp recovery and super su to root my phone which it rooted successfully , but my problem is that after i turn off my phone and on again it says "Custom Binary Blocked By FRP Lock" and cannot do anything but to install new firmware..
i really want to root my phone but im afraid it will just turn the same thing frp lock and im tired installing another firmware.
is there another option to bypass the frp for example in Android Device Manager which there is a key to unlock it or in My Samsung Account? other than installing new firmware.
my phone info:
samsung sm-j106b
google account was active while rooting
samsung account was active while rooting
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Did you enable oem unlocking? On most Samsung devices enabling oem unlocking removes frp lock.
Sent from my SM-T210 using Tapatalk

RealWelder said:
Did you enable oem unlocking? On most Samsung devices enabling oem unlocking removes frp lock.
Sent from my SM-T210 using Tapatalk
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yes before i root my phone i enable oem.. and after i succesfully rooted it i disabled it .. which i think cause the frp lock

jaguarmoves said:
yes before i root my phone i enable oem.. and after i succesfully rooted it i disabled it .. which i think cause the frp lock
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Yep. Gotta keep it disabled.

RealWelder said:
Yep. Gotta keep it disabled.
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oh wait .. so you mean before i root my phone i should disable the oem?

jaguarmoves said:
really?? omg thanks for this info
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Do you feel better now? Good luck with your phone.

RealWelder said:
Do you feel better now? Good luck with your phone.
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no man im not satisfied yet i need to do some research before applying this thanks for the time :good:

I have the same problem here
my device G6100 with U5 securty and I don't have oem
but after root when I add google account and restart the device it lock custom kernal and recovery and boot with frp lock I need help

need help for baypass the FRP Lock

Hello
I need Help for Baypass the FRP Lock. I tried a lot of posibilities but nothing works.
Its for a SM-G950U, binary 2 (G50USQS2BQL1)
Anyone have an idea?
Klaus

pittygerm said:
Hello
I need Help for Baypass the FRP Lock. I tried a lot of posibilities but nothing works.
Its for a SM-G950U, binary 2 (G50USQS2BQL1)
Anyone have an idea?
Klaus
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Use Odin3_v3.12.3
flash SM-G950U_1_20171206190014_0q1dpbea53_fac
reset
flash
COMBINATION_FA70_G950USQU2AQK2_CL12501507_QB156526 09_REV00_user_mid_noship_MULTI_CERT.tar
unlok
flash
SM-G950U_1_20171206190014_0q1dpbea53_fac
reset
frp unlock

SM-G950U_1_20171206190014_0q1dpbea53_fac where can i get this file ?

I am trying to bypass frp on a SM-G950U from Tmobile. It is on Binary 4 and I have tried everything, but can't get it to work.
Please help

malarchuk said:
I am trying to bypass frp on a SM-G950U from Tmobile. It is on Binary 4 and I have tried everything, but can't get it to work.
Please help
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me too, have you gotten a fix yet?

huawei P9 bootloader relock fail

Hi, I would like to relock the bootloader but I am getting the following message:
FAILED (remote: stat not match)
I use command line and the following command:
fastboot oem relock *******(unlock code)
Any idea?
Thanks

Goldak said:
Hi, I would like to relock the bootloader but I am getting the following message:
FAILED (remote: stat not match)
I use command line and the following command:
fastboot oem relock *******(unlock code)
Any idea?
Thanks
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Do you see in the Fastboot that Phone (Bootloader) and FRP are unlocked.
If Phone unlocked but FRP locked, you have to enable OEM Unlocking
Do not attempt unlocking Bootloader with TWRP or custom ROM - it triggers Factory resetting and it can brick the phone
Btw, for OTA updates it doesn't matter if Bootloader is locked or not

I am on stock Nougat. I unlocked the bootloader some time ago, then some OTA update came. Right now, what I see in Fastboot is "Phone locked, FRP unlocked"... So it seems that the bootloader was actually locked by the OTA. However the Safetynet test fails and I cannot use NFC payments now. I suppose its the unlocked FRP that causes this. How could I fix it?
Thanks

Goldak said:
I am on stock Nougat. I unlocked the bootloader some time ago, then some OTA update came. Right now, what I see in Fastboot is "Phone locked, FRP unlocked"... So it seems that the bootloader was actually locked by the OTA. However the Safetynet test fails and I cannot use NFC payments now. I suppose its the unlocked FRP that causes this. How could I fix it?
Thanks
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Some OTA updates do lock the Bootloader.
FRP should not affect SafetyNet.
Btw, which stock ROM you have and do you have Magisk/root (why are you concerned about SafetyNet)?
I'm not using NFC (pay)... but due to certain Google API changes some apps fail to verify SafetyNet

I am on stock EVA-L09C150B388, no root or other modification. So I think the only reason for NFC payment not working/ Safetynet failure might be the unlocked FRP...

Goldak said:
I am on stock EVA-L09C150B388, no root or other modification. So I think the only reason for NFC payment not working/ Safetynet failure might be the unlocked FRP...
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You can easily uncheck OEM Unlocking and reboot

zgfg said:
You can easily uncheck OEM Unlocking and reboot
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Unfortunatelly, that did not help...?

Goldak said:
Unfortunatelly, that did not help...
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Test if your SafetyNet is really (not) ok with the apps attached to
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77339761&postcount=566

zgfg said:
Test if your SafetyNet is really (not) ok with the apps attached to
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77339761&postcount=566
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Those two apps show no fails... However SafetyNet Test app from Google play says 'Failed'

Goldak said:
Those two apps show no fails... However SafetyNet Test app from Google play says 'Failed'
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There is a link in that post - there was some change in SafetyNet/API or key causing not updated apps to fail

The command is "fastboot oem lock", not "relock"

zgfg said:
There is a link in that post - there was some change in SafetyNet/API or key causing not updated apps to fail
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Thats probably the problem, thanks!

FRP Unlock?!

I dont know how ( i think i did it when i open oem lock [unlock]) but my FRP lock status is "FRP Unlock"
Can it cause to prevent me to install new roms on my phone and if yes, how can i lock back?
Thanks....

any_body said:
I dont know how ( i think i did it when i open oem lock [unlock]) but my FRP lock status is "FRP Unlock"
Can it cause to prevent me to install new roms on my phone and if yes, how can i lock back?
Thanks....
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If you don't have Bootloader unlocked just go to Settings /System/ Developer options and switch off OEM Unlock (=FRP Unlock)
Btw, there is no need for panic because of unlocked FRP (and/or because of its warning while booting

zgfg said:
If you don't have Bootloader unlocked just go to Settings /System/ Developer options and switch off OEM Unlock (=FRP Unlock)
Btw, there is no need for panic because of unlocked FRP (and/or because of its warning while booting
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Dear @zgfg ;
First of all thanks for your reply.
Oem Unlock is enabled (blue) and cant be in changeble status in Settings on my P9 (EVA L09)

any_body said:
Dear @zgfg ;
First of all thanks for your reply.
Oem Unlock is enabled (blue) and cant be in changeble status in Settings on my P9 (EVA L09)
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You didn't state here but from your another post (you installed RR), you unlocked Bootloader and therefore obviously you had to unlock OEM/FRP
If you don't like unlocked FRP, then you first go back to stock Nougat, re-lock Bootloader and forget about rooting, installing custom ROMs, etc - for all that you must have unlocked Bootloader AND unlocked FRP

i need do UNLOCK FRP but on OREO i cant find setting UNLOCK OEM...
EDIT: sorry i read now "Chinese Brands dont have FRP." so i can install directly OPENKIRIN rom without FRP check . My bootloader is unlock

miksly said:
i need do UNLOCK FRP but on OREO i cant find setting UNLOCK OEM...
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On the 'Chinese' Oreo there is no OEM unlock option in Developers Options, and OEM/FRP always stays unlocked - please consult HWOTA7 OP instructions.
OEM/FRP stays unlocked also if going to Open Kirin ROMs and back (if f
the required installation procedure is followed)
Check in Fastboot, maybe only your Bootloader is locked, and you just need to unlock Bootloader again in Fastboot

miksly said:
i need do UNLOCK FRP but on OREO i cant find setting UNLOCK OEM...
EDIT: sorry i read now "Chinese Brands dont have FRP." so i can install directly OPENKIRIN rom without FRP check . My bootloader is unlock
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Ok, be careful to follow OpenKirin installation guide
Btw, there was a trick to re-enable hidden OEM Unlock option in Oreo, post in the HWOTA7 thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/p9...date-tool-hwota7-p9-eva-t3820849/post77296996
With root, open from eg MiXPlorer:
/hw_oem/prop/local.prop
find and uncomment the line (remove trailing character #):
ro.frp.pst=/dev/block/platform/hi_mci.0/by-name/frp
Then reboot, open Settings/System/Developer options and find the belowed OEM Unlock option (see attachments)

Galaxy Note 5 Blocked by FRP Lock

Hello guys, my phone is blocked by frp lock. since the lock, I cannot turn on my phone or charge it. I've tried to use Odin, but I cannot bypass this message: Custom Binary (Recovery) Blocked by FRP Lock. I have no idea what I could do. Please help me

luckroth said:
Hello guys, my phone is blocked by frp lock. since the lock, I cannot turn on my phone or charge it. I've tried to use Odin, but I cannot bypass this message: Custom Binary (Recovery) Blocked by FRP Lock. I have no idea what I could do. Please help me
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Frp bypass is a gray area on here And normally help wont be given You need to get past that before you can do anything else

please help me, I already install the official firmware, but it boots loop. my phone is Note5 dual sim SM-9208D