Deleting a Google account with Xiaomi Redmi 10 is a challenge that users face when selling a device, resetting to factory settings, or wanting to change their main profile. However, the process has nuances, from standard deletion through menus to bypassing FRP-blocking (Factory Reset Protection), which is activated after a reset. In this article, we will analyze all the current methods, including those that work even without access to the password from the account.
Feature of Redmi 10 (model 2021 and 2022 years) - use of the shell MIUI Android-based 11/12, Where the path to account settings may be different from pure Android, we will take these differences into account and provide screenshots for key steps, and you will learn how to avoid common mistakes, such as losing access to apps after deleting your main Google account or activating your main Google account. FRP-lock-out.
1. Standard deletion of Google account through settings
The easiest method is to delete via the MIUI menu if you have access to your phone and password from your account, which is suitable for most users and does not require additional tools.
Open the Settings. → Accounts and sync. Here you'll see a list of all the associated accounts, including Google, Mi Account and social media. Click on Google, then select the account you want to delete. In some versions, MIUI The path may look like settings. → PapaSSWORD & SECURITY → Privacy → Google accounts – it depends on the firmware version.
- 📱 Step 1. Go to Settings → Accounts and synchronization.
- 🔍 Step 2: Find the Google section and tap it.
- 🗑️ Step 3. Select an account → Delete your account (bottom of the screen).
- 🔐 Step 4: Confirm the action with a device password or a pattern lock.
⚠️ Note: After deleting your primary Google account, you will lose access to Play Market, Gmail, Google Drive and other services on that device.
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2. Delete account after resetting to factory settings
If you have already done Hard Reset (reset via Recovery or in settings), then when you first turn on Redmi 10 will require you to enter the data of the last associated Google account – this is what you need to do. FRP-There are a number of ways to get around it, but it's important to understand the risks:
- 🔓 Official method: Enter the correct login and password from the account that was tied before the reset.
- 🛠️ Unofficial methods: Use workarounds (see section 4), but they may violate Google's security policy.
- ⚠️ Consequences: Incorrectly circumvented FRP The device may be permanently locked or lose access to updates.
If you are selling a phone, be sure to delete your Google account BEFORE the reset via the settings (Section 1). Otherwise, the new owner will not be able to use the device without your data. If the reset has already been made and the password is lost, go to the section about bypassing FRP.
3. Delete via Mi Account: Link to Xiaomi account
Xiaomi Redmi 10 also has a Mi Account (a Xiaomi account) attached to Google, which does not affect FRP, but may be necessary to completely "zero" the device before selling.
To delete Mi Account:
- Open the Settings. → Mi Account.
- Slip on the profile avatar → Account management.
- Scroll down and select Exit (this does not delete the account, but only untie it from the device).
- To delete your Xiaomi account completely, go to account.xiaomi.com and deactivate.
⚠️ Attention: Deleting the Mi Account will result in loss of access to Mi Cloud (Xiaomi cloud storage), themes and wallpaper, and resetting sync settings. If the phone is tied to Xiaomi Home, the devices will unplug automatically.
| Action. | The implications for Google | Implications for Mi Account |
|---|---|---|
| Removal through settings | Account is deleted from the device, FRP is not activated | Only exit from the account, the data is stored |
| Reset to factory settings | FRP-Blocking if the account is not deleted in advance | Requires re-entry when setting up |
| Delete Mi Account on the website | It doesn't. | Complete deletion of profile and data |
| FRP circumvention | Possible loss of warranty, risk of blocking | Not affected. |
FRP bypass on Xiaomi Redmi 10: risks and instructions
If after resetting the phone requires you to enter your Google account information, and you do not remember them, you can try to bypass FRP.
- 🔧 Software: Use of bugs MIUI or APK-files, for example, FRP Bypass.apk).
- 📱 Hardware: Connecting to PC through ADB or using a Fastboot.
Warning: Bypassing techniques may stop working after a firmware update. At the time of writing (2026), the following steps are relevant for Redmi 10 at MIUI 13/14:
Detailed instructions for FRP bypass (for experienced users)
For beginners, we recommend contacting the Xiaomi service center, as incorrect actions can lead to:
- 🚫 Complete locking of the device (hard-brick).
- 🔄 Loss of warranty.
- 🔒 Blocking IMEI (if the device was on the blacklist).
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If you buy Redmi 10 handheld, make sure to check if your Google account is deleted. ask the seller to reset with you and make sure the phone doesn't require data entry after the reboot.
5. Delete your account via ADB (for advanced users)
If the standard methods do not work, and FRP-Locking prevents you from using your phone, you can try to delete your account through Android Debug Bridge (ADB). This method requires a computer, USB-cable and enabled debugging by USB (if it was activated before resetting).
Instructions:
- Install ADB Tools on your PC.
- Connect Redmi 10 to your computer and open the command line in the adb folder.
- Enter the command to check the connection: adb devices If the device is displayed, execute: adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.gsf.login
- Reboot the phone.
⚠️ Note: This method may not work on new versions MIUI (starting MIUI 14), because Xiaomi has tightened its security, and it only deletes account data, but it doesn't disable it. FRP fully.
6. Frequent mistakes and how to avoid them
When you delete your Google account on Xiaomi Redmi 10, users face typical problems, and here are the most common ways to solve them:
- 🔄 "Account not deleted": Make sure you have administrator rights (if the phone is corporate) or that the device is not in Guest Mode mode.
- 🔒 "Password from previous account required after reset: This FRP — Use the official method of data entry or contact the service.
- 📱 "Phone freezes when deleted": Restart the device and try again. If the problem persists, update the firmware through Settings → The phone. → Updating the system.
- 🚫 "Can't log in to Play Market after deleting": It's OK - without a Google account, services don't work. Add a new account in your settings.
If you are selling Redmi 10, you must:
- Delete all accounts (Google and Mi Account)
- Make a reset to the factory settings (Settings → Additional → Restore and Reset).
- Check that after rebooting the phone does not require data entry.
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Deleting Google Account Before Resetting to Factory Settings Is the Only Way to Avoid FRP-lock-in%.