The first Motorola Edge device XT2063 came in 2020 with 5G & Android 10. It was a Factory Unlocked phone. The Verizon exclusive version was Motorola Edge Plus 5G with model number XT2061.
In 2021 the Verizon Exclusive model Motorola Edge 5G UW XT2141 was launched with Android 11.
And now in 2022, we have Motorola Edge Plus 5G UW XT2201 with Android 12 out of the box.
As of now, all the Motorola Edge devices in the US are either running on Android 11 or 12.
In this post, we are going to use a common method to bypass the Google account verification on all Motorola Edge Android 11 & 12 devices as follows –
I was stuck on the lock screen because I forgot the password. To bypass the Motorola Edge lock screen, I did a hard factory reset with the volume down & power keys.
After the reset, I reached the “Hi There” screen.
Now, let’s begin the device setup.
Click the “START” button to proceed further.
In the next step, connect your device to a Wifi network.
The phone takes a few minutes to get ready & then brings you to the “Copy apps & data” page.
Choose the “Don’t copy” option.
I’m again stuck on the lock screen password.
To bypass this page, I either need the correct password or the previously synced Google account.
I do not remember either of the two.
Let’s use the latest & easiest 2022 hack to bypass the FRP lock on all the Motorola Edge Android 11 & 12 devices as follows –
How to bypass Google account verification/FRP lock on Motorola Edge Plus 5G UW 2022 Android 11 12 without a computer XT2061 XT2063 XT2141 XT2201 Verizon & Factory Unlocked
To bypass the Google verification, go back to the “START” screen.
Now, click on “Vision settings” and select the last option – “Talkback”.
Tap the “Use Talkback” button to enable talkback.
After turning on talkback, draw an opposite L on the screen as shown above. Swipe right then up.
A pop-up request appears. Double-click on “While using this app”.
The next screen is “Use voice commands to control Talkback”.
Double-tap “Use voice commands” and then say Google Assistant.
The voice command will launch the Google assistant app.
Now, choose the “3 bar icon” at the bottom-right corner.
At this stage, we can turn off talkback.
Press and hold both the volume buttons for 3 seconds.
A mini-window appears – “Turn on Talkback shortcut?”.
Again press and hold the volume keys for 3 seconds.
Talkback is now turned off.
Hit the “3 bar icon” at the bottom to reach the “Tips for you” page.
Select the last option – “Explore more from Assistant”.
Now, tap the “profile icon” at the top-right corner and choose “Help”.
On the help page, hit the search box and type delete.
Choose the search result – “Delete or disable apps on Android”.
On the following screen, click on the link – “Tap to go to Application Settings”.
This will bring you to the “All Apps” screen.
Scroll down and select “Settings”.
On the “App Info” page, hit “Open” to enter the Settings app.
In Settings, Go to “Apps” > “All Apps”.
Now, open “Android Setup” and hit the “Force Stop” button.
Go one step back to the previous page.
This time open “Google Play Services” & click the “Disable” button.
Click “Disable app” when prompted.
Now, go 2 steps back to the Settings page.
We need to enable the assessibility menu shortcut.
Click on “Accessibilty” > “Accessibilty Menu”.
Turn on the “Accessibility Menu Shortcut” as shown above.
The shortcut button is visible at the bottom-right of the screen.
Now, hit the back key multiple times until you reach the first page.
We are again on the “START” screen.
Click the “Accessibility Menu Shortcut” and choose “Assistant”.
It says – “Google Play Services Required”.
Hit “Settings” to move ahead.
Now, tap the “Enable” button as shown above.
Go back to the “START” screen.
Hit “START” to move ahead.
When you reach the “Privacy & software updates” or “Copy apps & data” screen, click the back key once.
This will bring you to the “Connect to Wifi” screen.
There is a “Skip” option at the bottom-left corner.
Click on “Skip” then “Continue”.
We have successfully bypassed the Google verification on Motorola Edge Plus 5G UW without a PC.
Accept the Google services terms and conditions.
Hit the “Skip” button to skip the screen lock setup. You can do it later.
Follow the on-screen prompts and keep moving ahead.
Finally, hit “Done” to finish the setup wizard.
We have successfully landed on the Motorola Edge home screen thus bypassing the Google account verification.
Let’s disable the accessibility menu shortcut.
Open Settings and go to “Accessibility” > “Accessibility Menu”.
Turn off the shortcut as shown above.
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Thanks. This actually worked! Im impressed. Keep it up.