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Restart your phone. It should now recognize the newly added account as the primary owner. Method 3: Using "Find My Device" (Remote Reset)

The FRP lock, also known as Google Account Verification, is automatically activated when a Google account is registered on an Android 5.1 or higher device. If you perform a factory reset via recovery mode without first removing that account, the phone will demand the previous credentials to proceed with the setup. Method 1: The Recommended Way (Using Your Account)

Return to the "Welcome" screen and tap on Accessibility . Enable TalkBack: Go to Settings > TalkBack and turn it on.

If you have another device and remember your Google login, you can try to trigger a "fresh" reset that might clear the older lock. Log in to Google Find My Device . Select your from the list. Choose the Erase Device option.