Motorola G Pure was launched with Android 11 and now it is supposed to get Android 12 in the coming days. Last month Moto G Stylus 5G received the Android 12 update. Both of these devices were launched at around the same time in 2021 with Android 11.
Moto G Pure XT2163 is a popular budget Android smartphone in the USA. It is offered by most of the carriers such as MetroPCS, Boost Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, Cricket, Tracfone, Straight Talk, T-Mobile, Factory Unlocked, Spectrum Mobile, etc.
In this post, we are going to use the latest 2022 hack to bypass the Google account on Motorola G Pure Android 11 without using a computer, SIM Card, Bluetooth device, Talkback, or any app as follows –
I was locked out on my Motorola device. To bypass the Moto G Pure lock screen password, I did a factory data reset via Recovery Mode.
Now, the hard reset is done and I’ve reached the “Hi There” screen.
Let’s tap “START” to begin the setup.
In the next step, we need to connect our device to the internet using Wifi or Mobile data.
The following screen is “Copy apps & data”. Hit “Don’t copy” to move ahead.
Now, it’s asking to verify with the screen lock password or with the previously synced Google account.
I do not remember either of the two.
The only way out is a Google lock hack. Let’s use the latest 2022 method to bypass the account verification as follows –
How to bypass Google account verification – FRP lock on Moto G Pure 2022 Android 11 without computer XT2163DL – Tracfone, Straight Talk, MetroPCS, Boost Mobile, Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, Cricket
To bypass the FRP lock, go back from the “Verify your account” screen to the first page.
Now, tap the “Emergency call” button and hit “EMERGENCY INFORMATION” two times.
This will bring you to the “Emergency Information” screen.
Here look for the “edit icon” and click on it.
On the next page, choose the first option – “Name – Owner”.
A name pop-up will appear on the screen.
Now, hit the “profile picture icon” and select the lower option – “Choose an image” as shown below.
This now brings me to the “Recent” page of the file manager app.
Hit the “3 bar icon” on the top.
When the menu opens, long press on “Drive” or “Photos”.
With the long press, you’ll reach the “App Info” screen.
Now, choose the 2nd option – “Permissions”.
This now brings me to the “App Permissions” screen.
Hit the search button and type settings.
Go down to the bottom of the screen and look for “Settings – App Info”. Click on it.
Hit “OPEN” to enter the Settings app.
Now, go to “Apps and notifications” > “App Info”.
Open the “Android Setup” app and hit the “FORCE STOP” button.
Now, go one step back.
This time open Google Play Services and click the “Disable” button.
After turning off the 2 apps, go 2 steps back.
Now, open “Accessibility” > “Accessibility Menu”.
Enable the “Accessibility Menu Shortcut” and hit “ALLOW” as shown above.
The shortcut button will appear at the bottom.
Now, click the back button multiple times to reach the first page.
We have landed on the “Hi There” screen.
Touch the shortcut button. When the accessibility menu opens, click on “Assistant”.
Now, it says – “Google Play Services Required”. Hit “Settings” to proceed.
Click the “ENABLE” option to turn on the Google Play Services app.
Again move back to the first page.
Hit “START” to move ahead.
When you reach the “Motorola Privacy & Software Updates” or “Copy apps & data” screen, click the back button once.
This way it’ll bring you to the “Connect to Wifi” page.
Now, tap “Skip” and then “Continue”.
Accept the Motorola & Google Services terms and conditions.
Skip the screen lock set up in the next step.
Follow the on-screen prompts to reach the last page of the setup wizard.
Hit “Done” to reach the home screen.
We have successfully landed on the Motorola G Pure home screen thus bypassing the Google account.
Now, we can disable the accessibility menu shortcut.
Open the Settings app and go to “Accessibility” > “Accessibility Menu”.
Now, turn off the shortcut as shown above.
If you’re stuck at any step, feel free to leave a comment below.