Do I still need to use proxy to warm up aged google account?

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Do I still need to use proxy to warm up aged google account so I hide the IP like the traditional way, or I can't just click no when google is asking for permission for my location and I am smooth sailing

am just lazy and frugal, and thinking of ways to cut corner.

Is it safe? Anyone tried it? or I should still run it through a residential IP proxy?
 
Do I still need to use proxy to warm up aged google account so I hide the IP like the traditional way, or I can't just click no when google is asking for permission for my location and I am smooth sailing

am just lazy and frugal, and thinking of ways to cut corner.

Is it safe? Anyone tried it? or I should still run it through a residential IP proxy?
How aged are we talking?
 
I like to use 3 to 6 months old aged google account, and I have venders to give me the aged account, and I have warming automation tools.

I just want to get a general consensus of whether I still need to use proxy to warm up aged google account so I hide the IP like the traditional way, or I can just click no when google is asking for permission for my location and I am smooth sailing.
 
I like to use 3 to 6 months old aged google account, and I have venders to give me the aged account, and I have warming automation tools.

I just want to get a general consensus of whether I still need to use proxy to warm up aged google account so I hide the IP like the traditional way, or I can just click no when google is asking for permission for my location and I am smooth sailing.
how do you warm up a google acconut?
 
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