Moto G Power Android 11 FRP Bypass 2021 Google account XT2041 2117

The Moto G Power 2021 XT-2041 comes with Android 10 out of the box. A few days ago it was updated to Android 11.

After the recent update, the earlier FRP Bypass hack was fixed by Google.

The Google verification comes into effect, when we reset the Moto G Power using the volume down & power keys via the Recovery Mode. We need to verify with the last synced Google account.

In this post, we are going to use the latest 2021 FRP Bypass hack to get past the Google lock on Moto G Power without using a computer –

So, let’s proceed with the troubleshooting –

After doing a hard reset on my Moto G Power, I’ve landed on the “Hi There” screen of the setup wizard.

Let’s click “START” to proceed further.

In the next step, we need to connect to the internet using Wifi or Mobile data.

 

 

After connecting to the Wifi network, we need to wait for a while. The phone is getting ready.

Tap “Don’t copy” on the next page.

 

 

Now, we have reached the screen lock verification page. I don’t remember the password.

Let’s choose the 2nd option i.e. – “USE MY GOOGLE ACCOUNT INSTEAD”.

This brings us to the Google verification page. We need to sign in to the last synced Google account on this device.

Let’s use the latest 2021 hack to get past the Google lock without a PC. In a few minutes, you’ll be able to use your phone once again –

How to bypass Google verification on Moto G Power 2021 without computer XT-2041

From the “Verify your account” page, we need to go back to the first page using the back button.

 

We are once again on the “Hi There” screen.

Click the “Emergency call” button to open the Dialer.

Now, hit “EMERGENCY INFORMATION” twice.

 

 

On the “Emergency Information” page, tap the “Pencil Edit Icon” at the top-right corner.

 

Now, select “Name” and then hit the “Profile icon” as shown above.

 

 

It brings 2 new options on the screen. Choose the 2nd option – “Choose and image”.

Now, we are on the “Recent” page of the File Manager app.

Click the “3 bar” icon at the top-left corner.

 

 

Long-Press “Drive” to reach its “App Info” page.

Choose the 2nd option on this page i.e. – “Permissions”.

 

Now, hit the search icon at the top-right corner and type settings

When the search results appear, scroll down to the bottom of the page.

Select “Settings – App info” with a blue circular icon. You can refer to the above screenshot.

On the “App Info” page, hit “Open” to reach the Settings app.

 

We are in the Settings app.

Go to “Apps & notifications” > “App Info”.

 

We need to “Disable/Force Stop” 2 apps.

First, choose the “Android Setup” app and “Force Stop” it.

 

 

Now, go one step back and open the 2nd app i.e. – “Google Play Services”.

We need to “Disable” this app. Hit “Disable” and confirm your action when prompted.

 

 

Now, “Force Stop” this app.

After doing this we need to go 2 steps back to the Settings page.

 

Use the back button to go 2 steps back.

 

On the Settings screen, Go to “Accessibility” > “Accessibility Menu”.

 

Now, turn on the “Accessibility Menu Shortcut”. Hit “Allow” when prompted.

 

 

Now, we can launch the Accessibility Menu with a 2-finger swipe-up gesture.

Try to open the Accessibility Menu using the gesture.

 

Now, long-press the power button and click “Restart” to reboot your Moto G Power.

 

 

After the reboot, hit the “START” button.

It’ll take you to the “Getting your phone ready” screen.

Hit the back button once to reach the “Connect to Wifi” page. 

 

 

There is a “Skip” option at the bottom-left corner of this page.

Tap “Skip” and then “Continue” as shown above.

 

Now, use the back key to reach the first page.

On this page, use the 2 finger swipe-up gesture to launch the Accessibility Menu.

Select the first option i.e. “Assistant”.

 

Now, select “Settings” and “Enable” the Google Play Services app.

 

 

Once you’ve enabled the Google Play Services app, go back to the “Hi There” screen.

 

 

Click the “START” button to reach the next page.

On the “Getting your phone ready” screen, hit the back button once to reach the “Connect to Wifi” page. 

 

Once again we need to hit the “Skip” option. Click “Continue” when prompted.

 

This brings us to the Google Services page. We have bypassed the Google account.

Now, we just need to follow the on-screen prompts to finish the setup wizard.

Accept Google services terms and conditions to move ahead.

 

Skip the screen lock setup. We can add it later.

 

Hit “Accept and continue” on the Motorola privacy policy page.

Now, toggle off “Subscribe to emails” and hit “Next”.

 

Click “Get started” when you reach the gesture navigation page.

 

Keep tapping next to proceed further.

 

At last, we need to use the swipe-up gesture to reach the Moto G Power home screen.

Swipe up from the bottom of the screen as shown above.

 

 

 

 

We have successfully landed on the Moto G Power home screen thus bypassing the Google account.

If stuck at any stage, feel free to leave a comment below.