xtramadness
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Just bought a local set p9 from a guy, when power on during setup, screen showed "the device was reset, to continue sign in with a google account that was previously synced on this device".
Any way to bypass? Thanks for the help.
Here is the legally correct answer for you:
"With Android 5.1, Google revealed that it was releasing a new feature for handsets called Device Protection. This anti-theft feature makes it basically impossible for a thief to use your phone in the event it is stolen and wiped"
What if someone steals my phone and tries to wipe it?
Put simply, Device Protection makes wiping your phone after it is stolen or otherwise taken out of your custody a bad idea for would-be thieves. A factory reset initiated from recovery on a device with Device Protection will successfully erase the device, but at that point something new happens: in order to boot the OS, Android will require you to connect to the internet and then enter the account password of the last Google account on the Android device. If you have multiple accounts on the device, it should default to the "primary" Google account on your device, which is typically the one you signed into first. Regardless of which it chooses, you should know the passwords to all your synced Google accounts if you want to use Device Protection.