Bypass FRP RCA Tablet ~

My friend recently purchased a RCA tablet second hand, he came to me to root the device as i have helped him before. Although I have made a mistake this time. I factory reset the device with a google account still on the device. My friend can no longer get in contact with the original owner. I've looked everywhere and other FRP bypass guides don't work because the have all been patched. I managed to bypass setup and open settings, but when pressing on build number many times, and nothing happened. I installed a app that would pull up developer options, but it just says that it's not available for this user. I've factory reset via settings, no luck. I've force killed the setup application, home button reappears, but doesn't do anything when pressed. I disabled google in a attempt to prevent it from asking for an account to be setup, still no luck. I've now run out of ideas, and I'm wondering if anyone can help me.

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OMG

I figured it out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Step 1
First normally boot up.
Sign into a network.
Allow it to check connection.
Then when it askes u to verify your account, press the back button until you get back to networking.
Choose a different network, type a bunch of random letters/numbers then press show password select it, press assist.
Then google will open.
Search for settings.
From settings go to backup/reset.
Reset the device.
Boot normally once again.

Step 2
You will be asked to verify again. Turn your device off.
Reboot into safe-mode.
Then re-bypass into settings.
Head to device info.
Enable developer mode. (press build number 7 times)
You cant enable dev mode unless your in safe mode as there is protection for it.
Once you have dev mode enabled you need to turn on usb debugging and OEM unlock.
WHATEVER U DO DONT PRESS THE HOME BUTTON, IF IT WORKS ALL OF THE SETTINGS WILL BE UNAPPLIED AND SETUP WILL RESTART

Step 3
Now reboot to recovery. (Poweroff, then hold the volume up button while turning the device back on)
Next we need to scroll to 
Press the power button to select it.
You will boot into fastboot.
Now you will need a pc...
First lets check if OEM unlocking is enabled.
Run fastboot flashing get_unlock_ability
From CMD/TERMINAL (You have to have adb/fastboot installed)
You will get (bootloader) unlock_ability = 0 If it isn't enabled

BUT if it is you will get (bootloader) unlock_ability = 1XXXXXXX

If it's enabled we have to unlock the bootloader.
THIS WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY
We have to do this as, OEM unlock isn't really enabled.
What we've done is made it so the the system see that it's both enabled and disabled.
This means the only command that will work is
fastboot oem unlock
Were going to run this command.
When you do, spam the volume up button to select yes.
Now we're almost done.
We have to unlock it from flashing too, and unlock system critical (In the security update from 2016 the FRP partition was marked as critical and unless we unlock critical partitions the FRP lock won't ever go away)

First Flashing Unlock
Run fastboot flashing unlock
Spam the volume up again
Then run fastboot flashing unlock_critical
Spam volume up again
Now close adb/fastboot on your pc.
And unplug your device.
Since security is still enabled fastboot reboot doesn't work.
So we have to wait for the device to drain completely.
Then charge it a bit and turn it back on.
It will wipe the FRP partiton alone with all the other ones, except for the /boot partition.

FRP is disabled.

This will work on any android device.
Did this from a RCA tablet, so it does XD
Good Luck and Happy adb'ing :)

EDIT:
Works on device with fastboot.... got a bit to excited that i found a bypass for FRP, which has been a issue of mine for a while.