Schok Volt SV55 Google FRP latest method 2023 no accessiblity menu

A few Schok Volt users have reported the Accessibility menu method doesn’t work to bypass the Google account verification on their device. This is because Schok SV55 runs on Android 11 Go.

To fix this problem, we are going to use a new 2023 method to bypass the Google FRP lock on Schok SV55216 Android 11 Go without using the accessibility menu & without a PC as follows –

To bypass the Schok volt lock screen password I had to factory reset the device using the volume up & power buttons.

After the reset, it brings me to the “Hi There” screen.

Hit “START” to proceed.

In the next step, we need to connect our phone to the internet.

 

After a while, it brings me to the “Copy apps & data” page. Hit “Don’t copy” to move ahead.

The next page is “Verify Password”. To proceed further we either need the lock screen password or the last synced Google account.

I’ve forgotten these details.

 

Let’s use the latest 2023 hack to bypass the Google FRP lock on Schok Volt SV55 Android 11 Go without a PC as follows –

 

How to bypass Google account verification/FRP lock on Schok Volt SV55216 Android 11 Go without a PC 2023

To bypass the Google account, move back to the first page.

We are on the “Hi There” screen.

Click the “Emergency Call” button.

Now, hit “Emergency Information” two times as shown above.

On the “Emergency Information” screen, hit the “pencil edit button” on the top.

Then choose the first option – “Name – Owner”.

Now, click the profile picture icon and select the lower option – “Choose an image”.

This will bring you to the “Recent” screen.

Hit the “3 bar menu icon” on the top.

Now, long press on “Drive” to reach the “App Info” screen.

Then pick the 2nd option – “Permissions”.

The next page is “App Permissions”.

Click the search button on the top and enter the search term settings.

Wait for the results to appear and scroll down to the bottom.

Choose the option – “Settings – App Info” as shown above.

Now, hit “OPEN” to enter the Settings app.

Click on “Apps” > “VIEW ALL 40 APPS”.

This brings me to the “App Info” screen.

Open the “Android Setup” app.

Disable this app by hitting the “FORCE STOP” button.

Now, go one step back and open “Google Play Services”.

Hit the “DISABLE” button to stop this app.

After turning off the 2 apps, move all the way back to the first page.

We are again on the “Hi There” screen.

Again hit the “Emergency Call” button and then click on “EMERGENCY INFORMATION” two times.

Now, click the “pencil edit icon” on the top.

On the next screen, click the first option – “Name – Owner”.

 

A Name pop-up appears on the screen.

Hit the “profile picture icon” and pick the lower option – “Choose an image”.

On the “Recent” screen tap the “3 bar icon” on the top.

Now, long press on “Drive” to reach the “App Info” screen.

Select the 2nd option – “Permissions”.

We are now on the “App Permissions” page.

Tap the search button on the top and type settings.

Scroll down on this page and choose “Settings – App Info”.

Now, click “OPEN” to reach the “Settings” app.

In Settings, go to “Apps” > “VIEW ALL 40 APPS”.

This brings me to the “App Info” screen.

Open the “Google Play Services” app and hit the “ENABLE” button.

After enabling this app, again move back to the first page.

 

Click “START” to move ahead.

When you land on the “Copy apps & data” screen, hit the back button once. 

This will take you to the “Connect to Wifi” screen. 

On the Wifi page, there is a new option – “Set up offline”.

Use it to complete the device setup.

Click on “Set up offline” then “CONTINUE”.

 

 

We have bypassed the Google verification.

Hit the “Accept” button on the “Google services” screen.

Now, skip the screen lock setup.

Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the setup wizard.

We have successfully landed on the Schok Volt SV55216 home screen thus bypassing the Google FRP lock.

If stuck somewhere, feel free to leave a comment below.