Removing or bypassing FRP (Factory Reset Protection) on Marshmallow (6.0) I own an Alcatel VDF 300 which was factory reset but after reboot, the phone stuck at the setup screen, can't pass the Wi-Fi selection step, where it searches acount informations on the server. It sticks there even after hours of searching... 

I searched in the Internet and found solutions for bypassing the FRP but none worked.
- The one using an OTG USB drive didn't work because it seems like it is disabled
- The one bringing the browser to connect to a site and install the Dev Settings so that I can reset the phone from the Settings (works on Samsung though) by exploiting the keyboard didn't worked neither simply because there is no way to do so.

So I'm here asking if is there a way to bypass FRP on Marshmallow,. does flashing a new rom removes the FRP?

PS: The phone is an MTK (MT6585 - I guess) and runs Android Marshmallow (6.0). I've consulted How to bypass “Verify your account” (Factory Reset Protection) already, but none of those methods work.

SOLVED!
I don't know if this solution will work on a different phone model, but let me explain what I did:
First I tried to get the phone being detected by the computer, so I downloaded the MTK drivers (preloader VCOM drivers) and plugged the phone in META mode with MAUI META (a tool that connects mtk to META mode and do many other interesting stuffs, repairing IMEI for example). Then downloaded ADB (the best I found is "Minimal ADB and Fastboot")
With that i could connect to the phone and hidden the setup wizar. this post on reddit helped me with the commands.
From the command line:

adb shell
 cd /system/priv-app/


ls (to list all installed applications)
then:

pm hide &lt;package name&gt;


You would list all the packages with pm list packages first if you don't know the package name .

An alternative way is to use a software called Debloater