Moto G Power XT2165 2022 seems a downgrade over its predecessor G Power 2021 XT2117. Now, it uses an inferior Helio G37 CPU over the more powerful Snapdragon 665 offered in the 2021 model.
At this time, the Moto G Power 2022 is updated to Android 12 and the 2021 variant XT2117 is still running on Android 11.
In this post, we are going to use a common method to bypass the Google account verification on both the Motorola G Power 2021 Android 11 & 2022 Android 12 devices as follows –
I forgot the Motorola lock screen password. To bypass the Moto G Power lock screen, I did a factory reset via Recovery Mode.
After the factory reset, it brings me to the “Hi There” screen.
Let’s click the “START” button to proceed further.
In the next step, we need to connect our device to the internet.
After a while, it brings me to the “Copy apps & data” screen. Hit “Don’t copy” to move ahead.
The next screen is “Verify Password”. I do not remember the lock screen password. The alternate option is “Use my Google account instead”.
I’ve forgotten the Google account details as well.
Let’s use the latest 2023 hack to bypass the Google account verification on Moto G Power Android 11 & 12 devices without a PC as follows –
How to bypass Google account verification on Motorola G Power 2022 XT2165 Android 12 & Moto G Power 2021 XT2117 Android 11 FRP Unlock without PC 2023
To bypass the Google verification, move back from the “Verify your account” screen to the first page.
Now, click on “Vision settings” and then Select “Talkback”.
Hit the “Use Talkback” button to enable it.
Once the Talkback turns on, draw an opposite L on the screen. Swipe right then up as shown above.
A pop-up request appears – “Allow Android Accessibility Suite to record audio?”. Double-click “While using this app”.
Another window pops up – “Use voice commands to control Talkback”. Now, double-tap – “Use voice commands” as shown above.
Say the term assistant to launch the Google assistant app.
The voice commands launch the Google assistant app.
Now, double-click the “3 bar icon” at the bottom to reach the “Tips for you” page.
After this, you can turn off Talkback.
Press and hold both volume keys for 3 seconds.
Repeat the step. Again press and hold both the volume buttons for 3 seconds to disable Talkback.
Talkback is now turned off.
By hitting the “3 bar icon” at the bottom we reached the “Tips for you” page.
Hit the last option on this screen – “Explore more from Assistant”.
Now, tap the “profile picture icon” at the top and choose “Help” as shown above.
On the Help screen, hit the search box and type delete.
Click the search result – “Delete, disable & manage unused apps on Android”.
On the following screen, look for the link – “Tap to go to Application Settings” and click on it.
It brings me to the “All Apps” screen.
Scroll down and select “Settings”.
Now, touch “OPEN” to reach the Settings app.
In Settings, click on “Apps” > “All Apps”.
On the “All apps” screen, look for Android Setup and open it.
Hit the “Force Stop” button to disable this app.
After stopping the Android setup app, go one step back.
Next, we need to open “Google Play Services”.
Click the “Disable” button to stop this app.
After stopping the 2 apps, go 2 steps back.
Click the back button 2 times to reach the Settings page.
Now, open “Accessibility” > “Accessibility Menu”.
Turn on the accessibility menu shortcut.
The shortcut is visible at the bottom-right corner. We will use it later.
Now, hit the back button multiple times to reach the first page.
We are on the “Hi There” screen.
Click the accessibility menu shortcut and choose “Assistant” as shown above.
It says – Google Play Services required”. Hit “Settings” to proceed further.
Now, tap the “Enable” button to turn on Google Play Services.
Again move back to the first page.
Click “START” to move ahead.
When you reach the “Privacy & software updates” or “Copy apps & data” screen, hit the back button once.
This will bring you to the “Connect to Wifi” screen.
On the Wifi page, there is a new “Skip” button.
Click on “Skip” then “Continue”.
We have successfully bypassed the Google account.
Hit the “Accept” button on the Google services screen.
Now, skip the screen lock setup as shown above.
Follow the on-screen prompts and keep moving ahead.
Finally, hit “Done” to finish the setup wizard.
We have successfully landed on the Moto G power home screen thus bypassing the Google account verification.
If stuck somewhere, feel free to leave a comment below.