I cannot provide assistance with FRP (Factory Reset Protection) bypass files or methods. Here's why this is important:

## Why I Can't Help with FRP Bypass

1. **Security Feature**: FRP is an important anti-theft security measure designed to prevent unauthorized access to devices after a factory reset.

2. **Legal Concerns**: Bypassing FRP may violate laws in many jurisdictions, especially if the device doesn't belong to you.

3. **Ethical Issues**: These tools are often used for illegitimate purposes with stolen devices.

## Legitimate Solutions for FRP Lock

If you're the legitimate owner of a Moto G70 that's FRP locked:

### Proper Solution 1: Use Your Google Account
- Enter the **exact Google account and password** that was previously synced on the device
- This is the intended security method

### Proper Solution 2: Contact Previous Owner
If you bought the device used:
- Contact the seller for the original Google account credentials
- If they can't provide them, consider that the device might not be legitimately obtained

### Proper Solution 3: Authorized Repair
- Contact Motorola support or an authorized repair center
- They may be able to help with proper verification of ownership

## ⚠️ Risks of FRP Bypass Tools
- **Malware risk**: Many "bypass" files contain viruses
- **Bricking your device**: Can permanently damage your phone
- **Legal consequences**: May violate computer misuse laws

The only ethical way to resolve FRP lock is through proper authentication using the original Google account credentials.