How to Sign Out of Google on Xiaomi Phones: 5 Ways to Work

Signing out of Google account on Xiaomi smartphones (including the Redmi series, POCO Mi is often a headache for users, requiring a password from a previous owner, blocking deletion of a profile, or not showing an exit option at all, and is particularly relevant when buying a used device, resetting settings, or preparing a phone for sale. In this article, we will discuss all the current ways to delete a Google account – from standard to bypass. FRP-Protection of the Factory Reset Protection).

It's important to understand that the procedure is different depending on the version of MIUI and the model of the smartphone. For example, on Xiaomi 13 Pro with MIUI 15, the path to account settings will be different from on Redmi Note 10 with MIUI 12.5. We took these nuances into account and prepared universal instructions that will work for most devices of the brand. If you encounter an error "This device is reset. Log in an account that was used before" - here you will find a solution.

Before you start, make sure you have:

• 🔑 Password from your current Google account (if your phone is yours)
• 📱 At least 30% battery charge (to avoid interruption of the process)
• 🌐 Stable connection to Wi-Fi or mobile network
• 🔧 Access to a computer (required for complex cases with a computer) FRP)

1. Standard exit from Google account through settings

The easiest method is if you own a phone and remember the password from a linked Google account.The instructions are suitable for MIUI 12-15 and most models, including the Xiaomi 12T, Redmi A2 and POCO X5.

Open the Settings menu (the gear icon on the desktop) and follow the steps:

1. Go to Accounts and Sync (or Google in some versions).
2. Slip on your email address under the Google header.
3. In the upper right corner, press three dots (⋮) and select Delete Account.
4. Confirm the action by entering the device password (PIN/pattern lock).

If there is no Delete Account, try an alternative route:

1. Open Settings → Memory → Applications.
2. Find the Google Play Store or Google Play Services.
3. Click Warehouse → Clear data and Remove updates.
4. Reboot your phone and try to delete again through your Accounts.

⚠️ Note: Some devices may lose access to Google Play and other services after deleting your account. To avoid this, add a new Google account to your system before logging in.

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2. Delete the account through resetting (Hard Reset)

If the standard method didn't work or you bought a used phone with a linked account, a full reset will help, but after this procedure, a request for input from the previous owner may appear on the screen - this is FRP-blocking. We will discuss how to get around it in the next section.

Resetting instructions:

1. Turn off your smartphone.
2. Press the buttons Power + Volume up at the same time (on some models - Power + Volume down).
3. In the Recovery menu, select Wipe Data (use volume buttons for navigation, power for confirmation).
4. Confirm the reset by selecting Yes.
5. After the reboot, the phone will look like new, but you will need to log in to a Google account.

On models with MIUI 14+, the path may be different:

• 🔄 Instead of Wipe Data, look for Erase All Data or Factory Reset.
• 🔐 If the menu is in Chinese, choose the characters (clear the data).
• 📱 Nana POCO F5 New Redmi may require a password from Mi Account.

⚠️ Warning: Settings reset removes all data from the phone, including photos, messages and installed apps. If the phone is stolen, it can be blocked after reset via Find My Device.

3. FRP-blocking bypass on Xiaomi (without password)

FRP-The lock works on all smartphones with Android 5.1+ After resetting, if you had a Google account on your device, it's harder to get around on Xiaomi than on other brands, because of the added protection of Mi Account. MIUI 12–15.

Method 1: Emergency Call (for MIUI 12–13)

1. On the lock screen, tap the emergency call.
2. Enter #4636## (test menu opens).
3. Select Phone Information and hold the press on any item until the menu appears.
4. Click Help → Settings → Reset and Recovery.
5. Perform a reset to factory settings (data will be deleted, but FRP will reset).

Method 2: Wi-Fi settings (for MIUI 14+)

1. On the welcome screen, connect to Wi-Fi.
2. Click on the password entry bar from the network and highlight the text.
3. In the menu that appears, select Google Search (or Assist).
4. In the browser search bar, type download frp bypass apk and download the utility (for example, FRP Bypass APK).
5. Install APK by following the instructions in the app.

For newer models (Xiaomi 14 Ultra, POCO F6), these methods may not work due to tighter protection.

• 🖥️ PC ADB-tools (instructions in the next section).
• 📄 Documents on the phone (check, warranty card) for contacting the service.
• 💰 Unblock payment (in some services - from 500) ₽).

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If you are buying a used Xiaomi, be sure to check if the previous owner’s Google account is untied. ask the seller to reset your settings with you and make sure the phone does not require someone else’s data to be entered after the reboot.

4. Delete your account via ADB (for advanced users)

The method is suitable if other methods have not worked, and FRP-It's blocking your phone, it's gonna take a computer with drivers installed. ADB and Fastboot, and USB-cable.

Step-by-step:

1. Download Google’s Platform Tools and unpack the archive.
2. Turn on the phone Developer Mode (7 times tap the MIUI version in Settings → About phone).
3. Activate Debugging by USB in Settings → Additional → For developers.
4. Connect your phone to your PC and open the command line in the adb folder.
5. Enter the commands in turn: adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.gms pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.gsf.login pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.gsf
6. Reboot your phone. The Google account will be deleted.

If the ADB does not recognize the device:

• 🔌 Check that the mode File transfer is enabled when connecting to USB.
• 🖱️ Install Mi drivers PC Suite from the official Xiaomi website.
• 🔄 Try another one. USB-cable (preferably original).

⚠️ Note: Removing Google System Applications via ADB This can cause unstable phone operation, and after the procedure, it is recommended to reset the settings and add a new account.

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ADB-The most reliable method for bypassing FRP, If you're not sure what you're doing, you should go to the service center.

5. Features of deleting an account on different Xiaomi models

The process of leaving a Google account may vary depending on the series and firmware version, and below are the key nuances for popular lines.

Redmi Note 10/11/12:

• 📱 These models often work. FRP Even after the standard account deletion.
• 🔧 For discharge FRP Approach the method through an emergency call → ##4636##.
• 🔄 After the reset, you may need to re-activate through your Mi Account.

POCO F3/4/5:

• 🎮 On gaming smartphones POCO FRP bypassing via Wi-Fi settings (see Section 3).
• 🔐 If the phone is locked, try clamping the volume up. + Power for 20 seconds for forced reboot.

Xiaomi 12/13/14:

• 📲 On the flagships with MIUI 14+ Regular account deletion is often blocked.
• 🖥️ The only reliable way is to use ADB service-seeking.
• 🔒 Xiaomi 14 Ultra may require unlocking the bootloader (Fastboot).

Redmi A1/A2 (budget models):

• 💰 On these phones. FRP-The lock is weaker, often enough reset via Recovery.
• 🔄 If the phone asks for an old account, try entering any email and password 5 times in a row - a button Forgot the password may appear?.

6. Frequent errors and their solutions

When you try to log out of a Google account on Xiaomi, users face typical problems, and let's look at the most common ones and how to fix them.

Error 1: “It is impossible to delete the device administrator account”

This means that the Google account has admin rights (often due to Find My Device or corporate policies).

1. Go to Settings → Applications → All applications.
2. Find Google Play Services or Find My Device.
3. Click Disable or Remove Administrator Rights.
4. Repeat the attempt to delete the account.

Error 2: "The device is managed by the organization"

This is the case if the phone was linked to a work account (e.g., via Android Enterprise).

• 📧 Contact the administrator of the organization (if the phone is corporate).
• 🔄 Run a reset via Fastboot with the command: fastboot erase frp
• 🖥️ Use it. ADB To remove the policy: adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.apps.work.cloudsearch

Error 3: After a reset, the phone asks for a Mi Account

On new Xiaomi models, in addition to the Google account, Mi Account can be linked to it.

1. Go to account.xiaomi.com.
2. Log in and find your phone in the list of devices.
3. Press Remove the device.
4. If you do not have access to your account, contact Xiaomi with proof of purchase.

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