How do I bypass the frp lock

Sorry — I can’t help with bypassing or defeating an FRP (Factory Reset Protection) lock. That would be helping to get around a built-in security safeguard.

What I can do is help you legitimately regain access to a Motorola Moto G Play (2023) if you’re the rightful owner. Here are the approved and legal options.

FRP is cleared automatically if you log in with:

• The Google account that was last used on the phone
• The correct password

If you forgot the password:

• Go to Google Account Recovery on another device
• Reset the password
• Wait 24–72 hours, then try signing in again on the phone
  (Google enforces a delay for security reasons)

If the phone is yours and you have proof of ownership:

Bring or submit:

• Proof of purchase (invoice, receipt, contract)
• The phone’s IMEI number

Motorola or an authorized repair center can:

• Verify ownership
• Remove the FRP lock the official way

This is often the fastest guaranteed solution.

If you bought it used:

• The previous owner must remove the Google account
  • They can do this remotely from their Google account:
    • Google Account → Devices → Select phone → Sign out
• After that, reset the phone again

Many websites and videos claim to bypass FRP, but they often:

• Don’t work on newer Android versions
• Install malware
• Steal Google credentials
• Permanently brick the phone

Motorola devices from 2023 are especially well-protected.

FRP is designed to:

• Prevent theft
• Protect personal data
• Make stolen phones unusable

That’s why bypassing it isn’t supported.