If you’ve been a long time reader, you’ll remember that, unlike many other Android bloggers and review sites, my Note 3 is completely stock without root or any ROM or custom firmware on it. In fact, even though I am using CyanogenMod 11 at home on my main computer right now, I decided NOT to flash it onto my phone figuring that doing so might cause more problems than would be worth it (especially since rooting requires modifying device trees which is a complex subject). I rely on the various Google Apps (mainly Maps, Navigation, Calendar and Contacts) in my daily life for business and pleasure so while they may be annoying to some people who don’t use them as much as I do, it’s been essential for me to keep those apps working from day 1.
As you might imagine, it’s difficult to write a step-by-step text answer that will address all these possibilities because of the different configurations people attach to their phones. So I’ve decided instead to create a video that presents things visually and uses some steps that seem universal, no matter what the configuration of your Note 3.
If you change your mind about using a email account on an Android device, tap the Menu key and then tap Settings. Tap the General tab and scroll down to Accounts. Locate the email provider for which you have an active account and tap it (for example, Google). On the next screen, tap Remove Account followed by “Remove account again” to confirm.
1.Deleting your Gmail account is a time-consuming and laborious task. Here’s how:2. On your Galaxy Note 3 home screen, tap the Menu button and select Settings.3. Next, go to Accounts > Google. Under Sync settings delete the Gmail account you want to delete by tapping Remove account.4. Next on the confirmation dialog, tap Remove Account.
To remove or unlink a third-party account, go to Google app’s Settings > Manage Accounts & Privacy. Find the account that you want to remove from your Google Account and select “Remove” by their name.
From a Home screen, tap YouTube.2. From a Home screen, tap Apps (located in the lower-right). These instructions apply to Standard Mode only. Tap Settings. Tap Accounts. Tap Google. Follow the steps on removing an account
From the Front Screen, touch Apps.2. Touch Email.3. Touch the Menu key to move Settings. Touch your email account and select or amend any necessary settings in Incoming and Outgoing Mail.
Open Settings and head to Accounts. Search for the Google account you want to remove, and tap on it. You will be greeted with the option to “Remove Account.” If this is your only Google account on that device, security requirements are mandated by your phone’s pattern, PIN or password.
To remove a Google account from an Android phone after factory reset Tecno, the user must first sign in to their Google account on the phone. Next, they must open the Settings menu and select Accounts. From there, they must tap on the Google account they would like to remove and then select Remove Account. Finally, they must confirm their choice by selecting Remove Account again.
A factory reset will delete all the data on your device, including your Google account. If you have a backup of your data, you can restore it after the reset. If you don’t have a backup, you will need to create a new Google account and sign in to your device.
In order to bypass a Google account that has been previously synced after a factory reset, the user must first enter the account credentials into the device. If the user is unsuccessful in doing so, they can try accessing the device’s recovery menu and Factory Data Resetting the device again. If neither of these methods work, then the last resort would be to take the device to a service center.
There is no standard definition of a factory reset, but it is often used to describe the process of returning a device to its default settings. This can include restoring the device to its original firmware, erasing all of the user data, and removing any accounts that have been added. While a factory reset will usually remove accounts, there may be cases where this is not the case.
