No. Different Android versions (e.g., Android 9, 10, 11, 12, 13) and security patches change the vulnerabilities. A method that works for ZTE Blade A51 might not work for ZTE Blade V60. You may need to try multiple methods or use a professional tool.
Occasionally, yes. Older ZTE devices (Android 6-8) had famous vulnerabilities. However, for modern ZTE phones (Android 9+), these links are universally outdated or dangerous. bit.ly frp-zte2 google play services
Once in the browser, users often need to download specific APK (Android Package) files to exploit vulnerabilities in the device's security. This specific bit.ly link usually points to one of two things: You may need to try multiple methods or
These methods are "do at your own risk" and are not supported by ZTE. Better Alternatives However, for modern ZTE phones (Android 9+), these
(Matches your Android version, e.g., Android 8 or 9). FRP Bypass APK (or com.google.play.services_bypass.apk ).