Must i call this Ha*king?
No I need'nt. Just some tips.
To prevent unwanted access to your phone, it is always wise
to set security measures in place. By design, Android devices
come with very nifty built-in security features that you can
set up to protect your device from prying eyes. Two of the
most commonly used security measures are the pattern lock
and the personal identification number (PIN). Unfortunately,
you may be locked out of your own Android device due to,
say, a forgotten password or an impenetrable yet too
complicated pattern lock. A cause for panic, to be sure, but
only a minor one as you can bypass these security measures
and break into your Android device so you can use it again.
Read the notification. If you have incorrectly
tried to unlock your device more than five times,
your device will notify you that the pattern has been
attempted beyond the allowed wrong tries.
At this point, the device will notify you that you will
need to wait for thirty seconds before attempting
again.
Follow the instructions on your device's screen.
Depending on your device, options may vary in
order to recover your forgotten unlock pattern. The
device may prompt you to answer a security question
that you had provided during the setting up of the
pattern.
Alternatively, you may be prompted to provide
your Gmail account address, and Google will then
send you your forgotten pattern.
Set up a new unlock pattern. Choosing the
security question option will reset the unlock
pattern, and this will give you the option of setting up
a new unlock pattern.
It may be wiser to use a pattern that's easier for
you to remember.
Taking the Gmail option, just log into your Gmail
account, and check your inbox for the email Google
sent you, which will contain your current unlock
pattern.
1.Make sure your Android device is online. This
method works only if your device is connected to
the Internet, and it is signed into your Google account.
If you wish to retain the data on your device, using
a lock bypass app is the viable option. However,
there is no guarantee that the app will work for
your particular device.
2.Open the Google Play Store on your PC
browser. The app recommended is Screen Lock
Bypass Pro. Just enter the app name in the Search bar,
and click on "Search." Once you have found the app,
click on "Buy," and then "Install."
The application will automatically be sent to your
device, and get installed.
3.Reboot your device. Once the app installation is
complete, reboot the device and a screen will
appear with an "Activate" button. Click on the button to
effectively reset your password or PIN on your lock
screen.
No I need'nt. Just some tips.
To prevent unwanted access to your phone, it is always wise
to set security measures in place. By design, Android devices
come with very nifty built-in security features that you can
set up to protect your device from prying eyes. Two of the
most commonly used security measures are the pattern lock
and the personal identification number (PIN). Unfortunately,
you may be locked out of your own Android device due to,
say, a forgotten password or an impenetrable yet too
complicated pattern lock. A cause for panic, to be sure, but
only a minor one as you can bypass these security measures
and break into your Android device so you can use it again.
Read the notification. If you have incorrectly
tried to unlock your device more than five times,
your device will notify you that the pattern has been
attempted beyond the allowed wrong tries.
At this point, the device will notify you that you will
need to wait for thirty seconds before attempting
again.
Follow the instructions on your device's screen.
Depending on your device, options may vary in
order to recover your forgotten unlock pattern. The
device may prompt you to answer a security question
that you had provided during the setting up of the
pattern.
Alternatively, you may be prompted to provide
your Gmail account address, and Google will then
send you your forgotten pattern.
Set up a new unlock pattern. Choosing the
security question option will reset the unlock
pattern, and this will give you the option of setting up
a new unlock pattern.
It may be wiser to use a pattern that's easier for
you to remember.
Taking the Gmail option, just log into your Gmail
account, and check your inbox for the email Google
sent you, which will contain your current unlock
pattern.
1.Make sure your Android device is online. This
method works only if your device is connected to
the Internet, and it is signed into your Google account.
If you wish to retain the data on your device, using
a lock bypass app is the viable option. However,
there is no guarantee that the app will work for
your particular device.
2.Open the Google Play Store on your PC
browser. The app recommended is Screen Lock
Bypass Pro. Just enter the app name in the Search bar,
and click on "Search." Once you have found the app,
click on "Buy," and then "Install."
The application will automatically be sent to your
device, and get installed.
3.Reboot your device. Once the app installation is
complete, reboot the device and a screen will
appear with an "Activate" button. Click on the button to
effectively reset your password or PIN on your lock
screen.
