Remove FRP Exynos - Odin

p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } Operation : Remove FRP Exynos [Enable ADB + Remove FRP AUTO] Phone Mode : Download Mode Selected Model : - Samsung Generic Searching USB Flash interface... Found Connected Device : SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem (COM23) Connect to comport... OK Reading device info... OK Model : SM-A135F UN : CDC004D5FF2CA59 CAPA : 64 Vendor : SAMSUNG Firmware Version : 1 Product Name : DC6DMB Sales Code : DKR Firmware : A135FXXSDEYJ1 DID : 200b972eb73ad011 TMU_TEMP : 43 NAD_TEMP : 40 Downloading data from server... OK Preparing resources... OK Starting Exynos process... Switching connection mode... OK Booting device... OK Starting operation... OK Reading boot data... OK Analyzing boot data... OK Loading boot images... Failed finding dss_dpm_init OK Dumping boot images... OK Preparing payload... OK Sending payload to device... OK Finalizing boot parameters... OK Rebooting device... OK Boot completed successfully Waiting for device to boot after exploit... Device unauthorized — attempting smart ADB auth... Waiting for ADB authorization (up to 60s)... Retrying ADB... (10s) Retrying ADB... (20s) Retrying ADB... (30s) Retrying ADB... (40s) Retrying ADB... (50s) OK Device connected — R58T80268WA (recovery) Waiting for adb connection... Connected [R58T80268WA] Reading device info... Reading informations... OK Brand : samsung Build id : UP1A.231005.007 Product model : SM-A135F Product board : exynos850 Product device : a13 Manufacturer : samsung Product name : a13 Android ver : 14 CPU abi : armeabi-v7a PDA firmware : A135FXXSDEYJ1 CSC version : A135FOJMDEYJ1 Incremental : A135FXXSDEYJ1 Product code : SM-A135FZKGDKR Country code : Senegal Sales code : DKR Security patch : 2025-11-01 Hardware : exynos850 SOC-Model : Exynos 850 DisplayID : UP1A.231005.007.A135FXXSDEYJ1 Userdata encryption : encrypted FRP partition : /dev/block/persistent IMEI1 : 352288965839793 IMEI2 : 352345595839799 Selinux State : Enforcing Bootloader unlock : Locked Kernel version : 4.19.198-28701120-abA135FXXSDEYJ1 Checking root rights... no root access Setting provisioning flags... OK Erasing FRP partitions... OK Sending FRP zero binary... OK trying Factory reset broadcast... OK Rebooting device... OK Device rebooting — FRP removed successfully!