Samsung Galaxy j7 Pro FRP Bypass U2 | Remove Google Account SM-J730F android 7.0

Samsung Galaxy j7 Pro FRP Bypass U2 | Remove Google Account SM-J730F android 7.0

Google has added a security feature (Factory Reset Protection) to its Android OS. After the hard reset process, the OS asks you to enter the last Google account used in the phone before performing the factory reset to verify the identity of the real owner of the phone. This feature is important and is intended to avoid misuse of the device during thefts. This is the most secure process for all Android devices. But at the same time, some users have got into trouble because of it, when they have forgotten their GMAIL or password credentials after the hard reset. So, in this tutorial, we have brought the latest method to FRP Bypass Samsung J7 Pro SM-J730F Google Lock July 2020 Without SIM Card easily by following some simple steps in the video below.
Once you set up a Google Account in your Samsung J7 Pro SM-J730F , the FRP is active, so after performing a Factory Data Reset, you’ll be required to log in to the GMAIL username and password that you set up on the device, so if your Samsung J7 Pro SM-J730F is stolen or lost, the device can’t be used. In that case, we will give you an amazing way to FRP unlocking process for your Samsung J7 Pro SM-J730F mobile, you can get a safe FRP unlocking experience to your Samsung J7 Pro android 7.0 device easily and smoothly.
The FRP feature has been added to the phones that are available on the modern Android systems (Lollipop, Marshmallow, Nougat, Oreo, Pie,10), The process of bypassing FRP in the latest versions of Google’s Android is becoming challenging with every phone and every system and every version has a specific way to bypass this problem. if you can remember your Google account you can easily bypass FRP google account in your Samsung J7 Pro, But if you forgot that it will be a little difficult to bypass the FRP.

What is FRP/Factory Reset Protection

Factory Reset Protection (FRP) also known as Activation Lock is a security feature to protect your Android device from unauthorized access. This was introduced on android devices with android version 5.1 and higher.FRP is automatically activated when you set up a google account on your device. Once FRP is activated, it prevents use of a device a factory data reset(hard reset)until you login with the same google account or gmail account.

Full specifications J7 Pro

2017 for some, Pro for others - seemingly identical Galaxies come in a number of different, market-specific flavors this year, and we now have the Galaxy J7 Pro for review. An offshoot of the ever-growing J7 family, the Pro is meant for India, South East Asia and Brazil, each of these getting a (very slightly) further localized version.

The rest of the Galaxy J7 Pro is very much like the J7 (2017), which we've already reviewed. You're getting a Super AMOLED 5.5-inch display with pixels galore - alright, it's FullHD, but most of last year's J7s were 720p. Coming straight from last year is the chipset, but then the 14nm Exynos 7870 was ahead of its time back then - for a midrange SoC, that is - so it still makes sense in 2017 and will probably remain relevant in 2018, too.
Our review unit comes with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, but 64GB versions are also available. You can theoretically save some cash and get this 32GB version, as there's a microSD slot, fully dedicated one at that so you won't be sacrificing the second SIM slot.
We weren't exactly thrilled about the camera when we reviewed the J7 (2017), but it got the job done, and the Pro receives the same 13MP f/1.7 setup. For selfies, you're also getting 13MP resolution and a flash.

Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro key features:

• Body: Aluminum unibody
• Screen: 5.5" 1080p Super AMOLED screen (401ppi); Always On Display
• OS: Android 7.0 Nougat; Samsung Experience 8.1
• Chipset: 14nm octa-core Exynos 7870 (8 x 1.6 GHz Cortex-A53 cores)
• Memory: 3GB of RAM; 32/64GB storage, dedicated microSD slot for expansion
• Camera: Primary 13MP, f/1.7, LED flash; Secondary 13MP, f/1.9, LED flash
• Video: 1080p at 30fps
• Connectivity: nano SIM (dual SIM version available); LTE (Cat. 6); dual-band Wi-Fi ac; Bluetooth 4.2; FM Radio; microUSB; 3.5mm jack
• Battery: 3,600mAh
• Misc: Fingerprint reader, Samsung Pay

Main shortcomings

• Same GPU as the J7 (2016), yet twice as many pixels on the screen
• microUSB port isn't the least bit Pro
• No quick charging

With all the good stuff the Galaxy J7 Pro shares with the J7 (2017), there's no escaping the cons. For one, the sizeable 3,600mAh battery will take ages to fill up without any fast charging. And the power-efficient chipset isn't all too powerful, particularly in the graphics department - the Galaxy J7 (2016) could get away with it since it's got a lower-res display, but the FullHD displays of this year's J7s would be happier with a bit more oomph.

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