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Solution Device was reset. Sign in with Google Account that was Previously Synced
Solution Device was reset. Sign in with Google Account that was Previously Synced
What is Factory Reset Protection
Factory reset is the term used to describe the removal of user data from
an electronic device and restore it back to factory settings. It is a
software restore and aims at resetting the software found in the device
to original manufacturer settings. A factory reset can be used to
resolve some software issues associated with the device or simply to
wipe all user data from a device ( Mi , Huawei , Samsung , oppo, blackview, alcatel ,pixel, redmi, Sony's Xperia and More..)
Why you are getting “Device Reset. Sign in with a Google Account that was Previously Synced” Error?
Lets consider this scenario that you own a mobile phone with Android 5.1 or above and you intentionally do a factory reset (also called hard reset) or data wipe. People usually take this action when they want to format their phone because it is getting hung a lot or when they want to sell their phone. Now when you (or someone else) will try to switch on the device, it will ask for the credentials of the same Google Account that was logged in at the time of factory reset or data wipe. Although, this feature is anti-theft and protects your device — but it sometimes becomes a nuisance.
Why you are getting “Device Reset. Sign in with a Google Account that was Previously Synced” Error?
Lets consider this scenario that you own a mobile phone with Android 5.1 or above and you intentionally do a factory reset (also called hard reset) or data wipe. People usually take this action when they want to format their phone because it is getting hung a lot or when they want to sell their phone. Now when you (or someone else) will try to switch on the device, it will ask for the credentials of the same Google Account that was logged in at the time of factory reset or data wipe. Although, this feature is anti-theft and protects your device — but it sometimes becomes a nuisance.