I used to be able to reset my real android phones and make a new gmail on them every day (using my mobile data off another phone as a hotspot for the ip). I did this for a couple of years. Last November I started getting phone verification 100% of the time. I even bought a fresh android to try it out and it still asked for phone verification. Are you not getting the same issue? You are still able to use real devices?I guess there is no automated method to create Google accounts.
Here is what works:
I use a real device, no emulator, no virtual phone. Google always checks whether the device is real or a virtual emulator. If you want to create an account on a PC, use Google Chrome. If you are on a phone, use the default “Add account” option. Do not try to bypass anything.
You can turn off automatic phone verification from Google settings. I create one Google account per day, and it works fine. If you want to create more accounts, you will need more devices or the multi-user option (if your phone supports it). Do not create more than one account per day; otherwise, you will be required to verify with a phone number.
How to use the account:
Do not log out from your device immediately after creating the account. You can log in on other browsers and approve the login from your phone. Do not abuse the account with unusual activity.
Using this method, I have created more than 50 Google accounts and I am still counting.
I will share more information if anyone is interested.
is textverified working for it?We've been using a tool called textverified for the OTP only. I'm also thinking of just renting a virtual phone number
This is helpful, thank you!
Thank you for this!
what you mean by pre-made accounts and how to setup it for long term use ?I've tried it all too, even dropped cash on some pricey software. Honestly, the best bet (depending on how many you need) is to just buy pre-made accounts. Just my two cents.
Am I reading this right that you're essentially just creating new accounts without any special browser or fingerprinting on the same device each time without any method besidesI guess there is no automated method to create Google accounts.
Here is what works:
I use a real device, no emulator, no virtual phone. Google always checks whether the device is real or a virtual emulator. If you want to create an account on a PC, use Google Chrome. If you are on a phone, use the default “Add account” option. Do not try to bypass anything.
You can turn off automatic phone verification from Google settings. I create one Google account per day, and it works fine. If you want to create more accounts, you will need more devices or the multi-user option (if your phone supports it). Do not create more than one account per day; otherwise, you will be required to verify with a phone number.
How to use the account:
Do not log out from your device immediately after creating the account. You can log in on other browsers and approve the login from your phone. Do not abuse the account with unusual activity.
Using this method, I have created more than 50 Google accounts and I am still counting.
I will share more information if anyone is interested.
This still works, but depends on device.I remember there was a time that I can create 3 to 5 every few hours per device.
Currently, creating a new Gmail account always requires phone number verification. It seems this is a new security update from Google, and there is no alternative way to bypass this verification process.Are there any new ways to create gmail accounts without them suspending or asking for another recovery phone number? We tried using anti detect browser, proxies, virtual phone numbers for OTPs but after a few weeks it gets suspended and asks a code from our recovery phone number which we don't have anymore. We are happy to pay a few hundred dollars for an effective, proven strategy and method for creating strong gmail accounts, and for long term use.
Thanks!
I completely agree with you — it’s no longer possible to continuously register Google accounts on a single device.Short answer: there’s no “new trick” that reliably bypasses Google long-term anymore.
From what people are seeing recently:
- Anti-detect + proxies + SMS numbers may work short term, but Google almost always re-flags accounts weeks later.
- Recovery phone enforcement is now behavior-based, not just signup-based. Even aged accounts can get hit if usage looks artificial.
- Paying for “methods” usually just means recycled setups that stop working quickly.
The only approaches that tend to last longer are:
- Real, stable environments (consistent IP/location, real device signals)
- Gradual, human usage for weeks/months before doing anything heavy
- Accepting that 1 real recovery number per account is basically unavoidable for long-term safety
Anyone promising suspension-proof Gmail creation without recovery numbers is likely overselling. Google has largely closed that door in 2025.