In this guide, we will show you the steps to bypass FRP on MediaTek devices using Infinity CM2. There are quite a few devices in the smartphone industry that comes with the MTK chipset. The likes of Xiaomi, Motorola, and Samsung all have their one or two offerings with MediaTek as the underlying SOC. These devices also come baked in with all the important prerequisites. Along the same lines, they have also adopted the crucial device protection mechanisms too.
Be it the PIN, Pattern or Password, or the Face and Fingerprint Unlock, you are likely to find all these security measures. Likewise, MTK devices also respect’s Google’s FRP lock and have enabled it across all their devices. However, if you end up forgetting your account password, then you wouldn’t be able to pass this lock and hence access your device. Well, this is where this guide shall help you out. Today, we will be listing out the instructions to bypass FRP on MediaTek devices using Infinity CM2. Follow along.
What is FRP Lock
When you sign in to your Android device via a Google account, FRP becomes active. Then the next time you format your device, the Factory Reset Protection gets enabled. As a result, you will only be able to access your device after typing in the Google account’s ID and password that was last signed into this device. Hence, if an unauthorized user tries to get access to your device after performing a reset, they wouldn’t be able to do so.
