Dev Settings

Dev Settings is not quite a full-fledged application. It is created in APK file format, the work of which is aimed at making adjustments to the Android device security mechanism. Most often users use the application when they encounter FRP type locking. In other words, when a certain Google system account is tied to the device. This step has been taken to secure the device, in case of unforeseen situations. At the same time, it appeared in the operating system only in version 5.1. Its main task is to prevent access to the device if the user is not provided with login data for the account. Most often this happens in cases of factory reset or reinstallation of the operating system.

The process of bypassing the lock

There are many types of devices on which it is possible to bypass such blocking. This process cannot be called simple, but the result is worth the effort. To do everything correctly, it is recommended to familiarize yourself with the instructions or tips on how to bypass the blocking. In many of them, the user can find a way using the Dev Settings APK file. It should be downloaded to some electronic media, and then inserted into the device. It is recommended to apply a single type of access point during the procedure. More detailed information can be found on forums or websites that specialize in this topic.

Need to know

Dev Settings is compatible with all versions of Android OS. In other words, it is a universal hacking tool. But when using it, you should be especially careful. Dev Settings can bring not only benefit, but also harm. This is especially true for the hardware part of the gadget. It is not quite known what imprint the application will leave in the system. The user can use this tool should only at his discretion, taking all the unpleasant consequences on himself.

Features

• is used in the process of bypassing the FRP security system;
• software and desktop-type devices should be prepared for use;
• compatible with almost all versions of Android;
• there is a possibility of causing damage to the device;
• universal program for entering the device's security environment.