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This trick is being used to remove / bypass iCloud and deactivate Find My iPhone feature on iPhone and iPad without password on iOS 7. It is now updated to work for iOS 7 - iOS 9.3.3 thus, if you have an iPhone or iPad running iOS 7, 7.0.1, 7.0.2, 7.0.3, 7.0.4, 7.1, 7.1.2, 7.1.4, 7.2.0, 7.2.1, all iOS 8 - 8.4 and iOS 9 - 9.3.3 version, you can now remove / bypass iCloud account and disable Find My iPhone on your iPhone or iPad without entering the password. As for the iOS 9 - 9.3.3 and iOS 8 - 8.4, read on. Ordinarilly, the Apple Find My iPhone feature protects your iOS device from unauthorise use but, in the case that you forget the password to your own iCloud account which is already setup on the iPhone or iPad, you should not upgrade, wipe or factory reset the device otherwise, you will be locked out permanently except that you see an expert who can hack-in for you but that's illegal though. Guides to Remove / Bypass iCloud Account and Disable Find My iPhone On iOS 8 and iOS 9 *...

Here in this tutorial, I explain the step by step logic you can apply to remove Factory Reset Protection (FRP) on your Samsung android devices. This method has been confirmed working with some Samsung android devices meanwhile, your comment will be useful. If you are able to remove or bypass (FRP) Factory Reset Protection on your Samsung android devices using the method discussed here or otherwise, please comment. What is FRP, Factory Reset Protection? FRP, Factory Reset Protection is a security measure introduced to the Android 5.1 (5.0 in some) and beyond. This security ensures that you remain locked out when you factory reset your android device without first removing the Google account connected with the device. In other words, you have to sign in the Google account that was being used on the phone before it was factory resetted. How to Bypass FRP (Factory Reset Protection) On Samsung Android If a Samsung android device is factory reset and you get this message during setup: This ...

Here in this tutorial, I explain the step by step logic you can apply to remove Factory Reset Protection (FRP) on your BlackBerry Priv. This method has been confirmed working with most BlackBerry Priv meanwhile, your comment will be useful. If you are able to remove or bypass (FRP) Factory Reset Protection on your BlackBerry Priv using the method discussed here or otherwise, please comment. What is FRP, Factory Reset Protection? FRP, Factory Reset Protection is a security measure introduced to the Android 5.1 (5.0 in some) and beyond. This security ensures that you remain locked out when you factory reset your android device without first removing the Google account connected with the device. In other words, you have to sign in the Google account that was being used on the phone before it was factory resetted. How to Bypass FRP (Factory Reset Protection) On BlackBerry Priv If a BlackBerry Priv is factory reset and you get a message similar to this message during setup: This device was...

For some reasons, you may have to write new IMEI on your Android 6.X Marshmallow and Android 5.X Lollipop which are believed to be a little difficult and not straight-forward especially if you have not rooted the phone. Here, I discuss how to write new IMEI on your Android 6.x.x Marshmallow and 5.x.x Lollipop without root access and in less than 2-minutes. NOTE : 1. The method discussed here is used for MTK Android devices ONLY. 2. This method does not require root access. 3. This option does not work with some MediaTEK Chipset. I cannot conclude how many though. 4. This method has been confirmed with some Tecno, Infinix, Wiko, Gionee, Gowin, Opsson, Oukitel and some other MTK Androids. How to Change Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) and Android 5.0 (Lollipop) IMEI 1. Download MTK Engineer Mode from here and install it on your MTK Android device. 2. Launch/Open MTK EngineerMod and navigate to Telephony . 3. Under Telephony , go to GPRS and tap it. Once tapped, make a selection depending on ...