Avoid the sms/phone verification when create gmail account

1. Use always an uncommon first and last name, which looks real but not common like Jack James. For example Jackiet Jamesala.
2. Use a normal looking login (email), example address: jackiet.jamesala
3. Don't repeat your password! Try something totally new every time.
4. As security question use "Write your own question". Also write every time a unique question with a unique answer.
5. Do not use a recovery email.
6. Location can be everything, never had a problem with this. It might be true that some countries always need phone verification, but mostly I use USA or a West European Country.

1. Use always an uncommon first and last name, which looks real but not common like Jack James. For example Jackiet Jamesala.
2. Use a normal looking login (email), example address: jackiet.jamesala
3. Don't repeat your password! Try something totally new every time.
4. As security question use "Write your own question". Also write every time a unique question with a unique answer.
5. Do not use a recovery email.
6. Location can be everything, never had a problem with this. It might be true that some countries always need phone verification, but mostly I use USA or a West European Country.

linhliver said:

1. Use always an uncommon first and last name, which looks real but not common like Jack James. For example Jackiet Jamesala.
2. Use a normal looking login (email), example address: jackiet.jamesala
3. Don't repeat your password! Try something totally new every time.
4. As security question use "Write your own question". Also write every time a unique question with a unique answer.
5. Do not use a recovery email.
6. Location can be everything, never had a problem with this. It might be true that some countries always need phone verification, but mostly I use USA or a West European Country.

These steps never let me down and G never asks me to do to sms/phone verification again. :clown:

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linhliver said:

1. Use always an uncommon first and last name, which looks real but not common like Jack James. For example Jackiet Jamesala.
2. Use a normal looking login (email), example address: jackiet.jamesala
3. Don't repeat your password! Try something totally new every time.
4. As security question use "Write your own question". Also write every time a unique question with a unique answer.
5. Do not use a recovery email.
6. Location can be everything, never had a problem with this. It might be true that some countries always need phone verification, but mostly I use USA or a West European Country.

These steps never let me down and G never asks me to do to sms/phone verification again. :clown:

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linhliver said:

1. Use always an uncommon first and last name, which looks real but not common like Jack James. For example Jackiet Jamesala.
2. Use a normal looking login (email), example address: jackiet.jamesala
3. Don't repeat your password! Try something totally new every time.
4. As security question use "Write your own question". Also write every time a unique question with a unique answer.
5. Do not use a recovery email.
6. Location can be everything, never had a problem with this. It might be true that some countries always need phone verification, but mostly I use USA or a West European Country.

These steps never let me down and G never asks me to do to sms/phone verification again. :clown:

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linhliver said:

1. Use always an uncommon first and last name, which looks real but not common like Jack James. For example Jackiet Jamesala.
2. Use a normal looking login (email), example address: jackiet.jamesala
3. Don't repeat your password! Try something totally new every time.
4. As security question use "Write your own question". Also write every time a unique question with a unique answer.
5. Do not use a recovery email.
6. Location can be everything, never had a problem with this. It might be true that some countries always need phone verification, but mostly I use USA or a West European Country.

These steps never let me down and G never asks me to do to sms/phone verification again. :clown:

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Shajidh said:

Wait, what;s the problem?

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Shajidh said:

Wait, what;s the problem?

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