Gmail Asking For Sms For A Temp Number

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Hey, since everyone here is using temp sms verification services, how do u deal with gmail account getting disabled and asking for sms for the number that u verified with? ( usually 50% of number last 24h only ) is there like a method so they don't ask for sms? I tried integrating an authenticator app with 2 steps verification enabled but they still ask for sms on old numbers when my gmail get disabled.
 

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Temp numbers almost always get flagged, that’s why Gmail asks again. For anything important, use a stable SIM or reputable virtual number, add recovery email + backup codes, and keep activity consistent.
 
Anyone noticed that since beginning of this week, Gmail bans have become much more frequent? I have impression that Google has tightened the rules for accounts and is banning more often under the same context. It's also getting harder to register and farm accounts

Does anyone have any information about that? Any thoughts or observed any patterns?
 
If you want to use Gmail temporary, you go for temp numbers but if you want to use Gmail for a long time, go for virtual number that you can buy that will last long like months or year.
Temp numbers are just for temporary or one time use issues.
 
If you want to use Gmail temporary, you go for temp numbers but if you want to use Gmail for a long time, go for virtual number that you can buy that will last long like months or year.
Temp numbers are just for temporary or one time use issues.
Anyone noticed that since beginning of this week, Gmail bans have become much more frequent? I have impression that Google has tightened the rules for accounts and is banning more often under the same context. It's also getting harder to register and farm accounts

Does anyone have any information about that? Any thoughts or observed any patterns?
Temp numbers almost always get flagged, that’s why Gmail asks again. For anything important, use a stable SIM or reputable virtual number, add recovery email + backup codes, and keep activity consistent.
is there like anything I can do so that they ask me for anything other than an sms for the number I used for registration? I tried activating authneticator and enabling 2 steps verification using authenticator but they did request an sms
 
any advice here?
 
is there like anything I can do so that they ask me for anything other than an sms for the number I used for registration? I tried activating authneticator and enabling 2 steps verification using authenticator but they did request an sms
It takes 7 exact days for google to update their verification method you have added/changed.
So if you have removed or added a number, or added an authenticator in a google account, and then logged in from a new device or forced verification for any reason, you will see that google will start asking for this new number or authenticator code only in 7 days (7 exact days, including minutes).
But make sure the number is removed from google settings if you want google to no longer ask for it. It cannot be attached there. Otherwise it can, for example, ask for your authenticator code (in 7 days), but when you introduce it, for the same number code as well if the account is too flagged.
Everything above is completely up to date as for standard situations... I am not sure if anything is different for accounts which will be disabled, but most probably it's the same.
 
is there like anything I can do so that they ask me for anything other than an sms for the number I used for registration? I tried activating authneticator and enabling 2 steps verification using authenticator but they did request an sms
Now, usually Google always comes out to demand an SMS with any doubts about you, and what's worse, after a while, if his doubts repeat, he will ask for an SMS again, knowing that the first SMS was to a viral number that no longer belongs to you. So sad
 
When I made a Gmail account on a brand new Android I bought from AliExpress recently, it didn’t even ask me for a phone number!
But when I usually create accounts with AdsPower and a temp number, they always get banned the next day!
It’s so frustrating, right? lol
 
When I made a Gmail account on a brand new Android I bought from AliExpress recently, it didn’t even ask me for a phone number!
But when I usually create accounts with AdsPower and a temp number, they always get banned the next day!
It’s so frustrating, right? lol
the situation is completely similar with the desktop, any tricks to escape without success
and the mobile phone system is of course too expensive
 
It takes 7 exact days for google to update their verification method you have added/changed.
So if you have removed or added a number, or added an authenticator in a google account, and then logged in from a new device or forced verification for any reason, you will see that google will start asking for this new number or authenticator code only in 7 days (7 exact days, including minutes).
But make sure the number is removed from google settings if you want google to no longer ask for it. It cannot be attached there. Otherwise it can, for example, ask for your authenticator code (in 7 days), but when you introduce it, for the same number code as well if the account is too flagged.
Everything above is completely up to date as for standard situations... I am not sure if anything is different for accounts which will be disabled, but most probably it's the same.
unfortunately for the disabled account it's not the same, for the disabled one google will always, I mean always request for sms ( no other method even if u have authenticator or keys enabled ) , the issue isn't with the sms itself, the issue is that they will always request the sms in the 1st number that you have activated the account with... which means that if the number is no longer available, for example services like sms activate tend to let u use the number again if it's available but if it's not available anymore for the second time usethen ur fked and the gmail is gone, ofc this doesn't tend to happen with gmails that they are opened without sms in the first place.
nother issue I am facing lately is the stupid QR code update, I don't know what google are thinking about but I am getting the qr code thing on 90% of times I am trying to create a gmail account, and I really don't know how people are bypassing it honestly.

Now, usually Google always comes out to demand an SMS with any doubts about you, and what's worse, after a while, if his doubts repeat, he will ask for an SMS again, knowing that the first SMS was to a viral number that no longer belongs to you. So sad
this is exactly what I am referring to, do u have a solution for that?

When I made a Gmail account on a brand new Android I bought from AliExpress recently, it didn’t even ask me for a phone number!
But when I usually create accounts with AdsPower and a temp number, they always get banned the next day!
It’s so frustrating, right? lol
the situation is completely similar with the desktop, any tricks to escape without success
and the mobile phone system is of course too expensive
aren't u guys getting the QR code verification lately with antidetect browsers + proxies?
 
Temp numbers almost always get flagged, that’s why Gmail asks again. For anything important, use a stable SIM or reputable virtual number, add recovery email + backup codes, and keep activity consistent.
Yeah, true. Temp numbers get flagged a lot. Better to stick with a stable SIM or a solid virtual number, and just add a recovery email + backup codes. Keeps the account safe for the long run.
 
I faced a similar issue before in my case, using an authenticator helped a bit but still not 100%. i think it really depends on the type of number service being used maybe the more stable services reduce the chance of Gmail asking for SMS again.
 
I faced a similar issue before in my case, using an authenticator helped a bit but still not 100%. i think it really depends on the type of number service being used maybe the more stable services reduce the chance of Gmail asking for SMS again.
i also think so because i am als facing this on my side also
 
Hey, since everyone here is using temp sms verification services, how do u deal with gmail account getting disabled and asking for sms for the number that u verified with? ( usually 50% of number last 24h only ) is there like a method so they don't ask for sms? I tried integrating an authenticator app with 2 steps verification enabled but they still ask for sms on old numbers when my gmail get disabled.
There isn’t really a way to stop Google from requesting SMS if the account gets flagged they’ll usually want the original number. Using temporary numbers for long term accounts is always risky. The safer route is to use more stable numbers or diversify so you’re not relying on one method.
 
unfortunately for the disabled account it's not the same, for the disabled one google will always, I mean always request for sms ( no other method even if u have authenticator or keys enabled ) , the issue isn't with the sms itself, the issue is that they will always request the sms in the 1st number that you have activated the account with... which means that if the number is no longer available, for example services like sms activate tend to let u use the number again if it's available but if it's not available anymore for the second time usethen ur fked and the gmail is gone, ofc this doesn't tend to happen with gmails that they are opened without sms in the first place.
nother issue I am facing lately is the stupid QR code update, I don't know what google are thinking about but I am getting the qr code thing on 90% of times I am trying to create a gmail account, and I really don't know how people are bypassing it honestly.


this is exactly what I am referring to, do u have a solution for that?



aren't u guys getting the QR code verification lately with antidetect browsers + proxies?

of course I am getting the QR code !!
I change proxies and then sometimes works!
But they still ask me UK number......
I'm thinking to buy giffgaff prepaid cards just for getting SMS.
 
Other than holding out on the grace period (7 days), you can make an appeal that you no longer have that number. However, that may take additional steps. In that case, you may just let the accounts stand-by for 7 days and make the number change then.
 
just use mobile proxy that's it. I have same issue in gologin when i used residential proxy, then i just switch to mobile and everything is fine
When I made a Gmail account on a brand new Android I bought from AliExpress recently, it didn’t even ask me for a phone number!
But when I usually create accounts with AdsPower and a temp number, they always get banned the next day!
It’s so frustrating, right? lol
 
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