In this tutorial, we will show you how to bypass the FRP on Samsung Galaxy M01 Core. The Factory Reset Protection is an important security mechanism put in place by Google. Once you have reset your device, then on the next boot, you will have to enter your Gmail account credentials before you could access it. This feature is enabled automatically as soon as you sign in with a Google ID for the first time.
However, in some instances, users accidentally trip the FRP and don’t remember the account credentials. This FRP might also be a cause of concern if you have bought a second-hand device. Well, not anymore. In this guide, we have listed detailed instructions steps that will allow you to easily bypass this FRP on your Samsung Galaxy M01 Core device. Follow along.
How to ByPass FRP on Samsung Galaxy M01 Core
Given here are the step by step instructions. It is recommended that you follow the instructions in the exact same sequence as mentioned, without missing any step. Furthermore, we have broken down the below instructions into separate sections for ease of understanding.
STEP 1: Bypass the Setup | Download Required Apps
Power on your device and bring it to the WiFi connection screen. Then enter the password for the desired WiFi. This is a must, without the internet you wouldn’t be able to bypass the FRP on Samsung Galaxy M01 Core.
- Now head over to the Verify your Account menu and tap on “Email or Phone. Doing so will bring up the keyboard.
- Tap on the Settings icon situated at the bottom left. You should be taken to the Samsung keyboard settings page.

- Then tap on the back arrow situated at the top left and then select GBoard.
- Now tap on the overflow icon situated at the top right and select Help & Feedback.

- In the Describe your issue, type Use Morse code and select the same from the search results.
- This will bring up a YouTube video, tap on the preview image to bring up the video’s title. Tap on this title and you should be taken to the YouTube website.

- Drag down this video to bring up a set of menus. Tap on your profile situated at the top right.
- Then go to Settings and select History and Privacy Policy. Within that, head over to the YouTube Terms of Service page.

- This should launch the Samsung Browser. Close the YouTube Terms of Services page that is being loaded. Instead, download the following two APKs from APKMirror: Apex Launcher 3.3.3 and Google Play Services.
- Now tap on the Star icon situated at the bottom bar and go to History > Download History > File.
- There you should find both the downloaded files. Right now, you should only install the Apex Launcher 3.3.3.
- Since you are installing the app outside of Play Store, you will have to enable “Allow from this source” for the Samsung Browser. Do so as instructed and then install the launcher app.




