If you’re an Android user, then you’ve probably heard of the term FRP lock before and wondered what it was—or why it occurred when you tried to access your phone or tablet. FRP, which stands for Factory Reset Protection, comes into play after you reset your device but don’t sign in with your Google account or enter an Android unlock code from your previous owner within 30 minutes of rebooting the phone. You can also enable FRP lock manually if you want to protect a new device from unauthorized users.
What Is an ADB Enable File?
An ADB enable file is a modded version of the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) that makes it possible to remove the Factory Reset Protection (FRP) lock without having to download any third party tools. It’s useful for anyone who has tried all other methods but still can’t get around the FRP lock or access their phone.