How To Bypass Google Verification On Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge

Okay, so you're locked out of your Galaxy S7 Edge. Don’t panic! We've all been there, staring at that screen like it's a foreign language. Let's get you back in the game.

The "Emergency Call" Magic Trick

First up, the "Emergency Call" maneuver. It sounds dramatic, like you're calling for a pizza emergency, but trust me, it's less cheesy. Tap that Emergency Call button like you mean business!

Now, dial 112. This is the European emergency number, but don't worry, it works everywhere for this trick. As soon as it starts ringing, quickly hit that cancel button. Boom! You're a secret agent, or at least you feel like one.

Next, tap the "Add Contact" icon, it usually looks like a little plus sign next to a person icon. Feel free to add the imaginary Batman or your favorite superhero in there!

Now, hit "Share." This is where things get interesting. You're about to share Batman's contact details with… well, anything! Gmail is our weapon of choice for this mission.

Hold down on the Gmail icon. This will pop up a mini-menu that will lead you to App Info. Click that button like it is the last burger in the world!

From here, go to "Notifications," then tap "More settings". We are almost there, I promise!

Now tap the three dots at the top right corner and select "Manage accounts", then just tap on "Add account." Here we go!

Choose "Exchange and Office365,". This is where you get to pretend you're setting up your ultra-important spy email account!

Enter any email address. Make it up if you have to, something super serious like [email protected]. Next tap on "Select."

When asked to set up the security, choose "PIN." This is your ticket to freedom. Set a simple PIN, like 1234 (but maybe don't actually use 1234 for real!).

Now just go back, back, back… all the way back to the setup screen. You are now a pro at pressing the back button!

When it asks you to verify your account, enter the PIN you just created. Abracadabra! You're in!

The "Talkback" Tango

Another fun way is through the magical world of Talkback! Get ready to dance with your fingers across the screen.

Press the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons simultaneously until Talkback activates. It might take a couple of tries, so channel your inner rock star slamming on those volume controls!

Draw an "L" on the screen with your finger. Seriously, just draw a big, bold "L." Now we're talking!

A menu pops up. Select "TalkBack Settings." Double tap to confirm. Think of it like giving a double high-five to your phone.

Now, press both volume keys again to suspend Talkback. Silence the robotic voice, you've earned it.

Scroll down to "Help & Feedback." You're not really asking for help, you're just exploiting a loophole! It is a ninja technique!

Tap any article in "Help & Feedback." Then press and hold any text to highlight, then press the Web search icon, the magnifying glass.

In the search bar, type "Chrome" and open the app. You’re now surfing the web!

Search and download "Apex Launcher" or "Nova Launcher" (or any other launcher). Install it like you're installing a new superpower! You may need to allow installations from unknown sources.

Open the launcher! Now you have access to the home screen. Go to settings and disable factory reset protection.

Factory reset the phone from settings. Once the phone restarts, you don't need to enter the old Google account!

A Word of (Slightly Exaggerated) Caution

These methods are generally safe, but messing with your phone's system can sometimes be a bit like juggling chainsaws. It's probably okay, but there's a *tiny* chance things could go sideways. Only if you don't follow the steps correctly!

If things seem too complicated, or you start feeling like you're about to accidentally launch a rocket into orbit, don't be afraid to seek professional help. There's no shame in admitting defeat, even if it's just to a stubborn phone!