How to Delete Google Account from Xiaomi Redmi 9A: 4 Working Methods

Deleting a Google account from a Xiaomi Redmi 9A phone is a challenge that users face for various reasons, from selling a device to wanting to change their main account. However, the process is not always simple: Android connects many functions to a Google profile, and improper actions can lead to locking a device through FRP (Factory Reset Protection).

The Redmi 9A (M2006C3LG model with MIUI-based firmware) is that the manufacturer has added its own account management restrictions, for example, after resetting the settings, the system may require the last associated Google account to be entered, even if you deleted it through the menu. To avoid such situations, it is important to understand the nuances of each method.

If you plan to sell or transfer a phone, deleting your Google account should be the last step after backing up your data and unbundling all services (Mi Account, banking apps, instant messengers) or the new owner may face activation problems.

1. Standard removal through phone settings

The safest way is to delete your account directly from the Xiaomi Redmi 9A settings menu.

• 🔓 The phone is unlocked (no pattern lock or PIN-code)
• 📶 Internet access (Wi-Fi or mobile network)
• 👤 Remember the password from your Google account

Instructions:

1. Open the Settings app (the gear icon on the home screen).
2. Go to Accounts and Sync (or Google depending on MIUI version).
3. Select the Google account that you want to delete.
4. Click on the three dots in the upper right corner and select Delete Account.
5. Confirm the action by entering the device password or pattern lock.

Once deleted, all data associated with that account (contacts, email, calendars) will be erased from your phone but will remain in the Google cloud. If you use multiple accounts, repeat the procedure for each.

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2. Removal through resetting settings (Hard Reset)

If the standard method doesn't work (for example, due to synchronization errors), you can use a full reset. Attention: this method will delete all data from the phone, including apps, photos and settings.

Step-by-step:

1. Open Settings → About the phone → Reset settings.
2. Select to erase all data (reset to factory).
3. Enter the device password (if installed).
4. Confirm the action by clicking Reset Settings.

Once the phone is rebooted, it will suggest you set it up as new, you can skip this step or add another profile at the Google account login stage, but if the device has FRP activated, the system will require you to enter the last associated account.

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3. Delete your account via Mi Account (for associated devices)

If your Redmi 9A is linked to a Xiaomi account (Mi Account), you can delete your Google account via a web interface, which is useful if your phone is lost or locked.

Action:

1. Go to account.xiaomi.com and log in.
2. In the Devices section, find your Redmi 9A (by model or IMEI).
3. Select the option to Delete the device or Untie the account.
4. Confirm the action via SMS or email.

Once you unplug Mi Account, you can reset your phone to factory settings without the risk of FRP blocking. However, this method does not delete your Google account directly – it only allows you to bypass some of the limitations of Xiaomi.

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If you sell a phone, be sure to untie it from the Mi Account before handing it over to a new owner, otherwise it won't be able to activate the device without your password.

4. FRP bypass on Xiaomi Redmi 9A (if the phone is locked)

If the phone requires you to enter your old Google account data after resetting, and you don’t remember them, you will need to bypass FRP. For Redmi 9A with MIUI 12+, the following methods are suitable:

Method 1: Recovery mode (Recovery)

• 🔧 Turn off the phone, then press the power button. + Volume up to enter Recovery Mode.
• 📱 Choose Wipe Data → Wipe All Data (use volume buttons for navigation).
• 🔄 After reset, restart the device and try to skip the account login stage.

Method 2: Using the PC and Mi Flash Tool

This will require:

• 💻 Computer with Mi Flash Tool installed.
• 📥 Firmware for Redmi 9A (Fastboot version).
• 🔌 Cable USB (original).

Instructions:

1. Turn off the phone and put it in Fastboot mode (clamp Power + Volume down).
2. Connect to your PC and start the Mi Flash Tool.
3. Select the downloaded firmware and press Flash.
4. After the flashing, the FRP will be reset.

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Bypassing FRP with flashing removes all data on the phone and can result in a loss of warranty. Use this method only as a last resort!

5. Delete account via ADB (for experienced users)

If you have access to the debugging USB (USB Debugging, you can delete your Google account through the command line ADB. This method is suitable for devices with an unlocked boot loader.

Step-by-step:

1. Activate Developer Mode on Redmi 9A (7 times click on the MIUI version in Settings → About Phone).

This method only deletes Google services, not the account itself, and requires an additional command to delete the account completely:

adb shell content delete --uri content://com.android.providers.settings/settings --where "name='account_to_sync'"

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Before using ADB, make sure that Xiaomi drivers are installed on your PC. You can download them on the official website in the Support section.

6. Frequent mistakes and how to avoid them

When you delete your Google account, Redmi 9A users often face the following common problems:

⚠️ Note: If you are selling Redmi 9A, Never hand over your phone to a new owner without first deleting all accounts (Google and Mi). Otherwise, it can be blocked through Xiaomi’s protection system, and unlocking will require your participation.

FAQ: Answers to Frequent Questions