Creating Gmails on Mobile Phone No Longer Working???

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For the past couple years I've been manually creating Gmail accounts on my Android phones, using the Android Gmail app and my own iphone's mobile hotspot as the proxy. I've always been able to create 2 Gmails day on each phone without needing to verify a phone number etc. This week though I keep running into issues with verification required. Even testing on BRAND NEW FRESH ANDROID PHONES, every time I try to create a Gmail it either asks for a phone number or to scan for a sim card to confirm the device.

Is this just me or is this happening for everyone?

btw I know I can rent sms and all that, but I'd just prefer not to since I need to make custom Gmails that have no chance of locking etc.
 
For the past couple years I've been manually creating Gmail accounts on my Android phones, using the Android Gmail app and my own iphone's mobile hotspot as the proxy. I've always been able to create 2 Gmails day on each phone without needing to verify a phone number etc. This week though I keep running into issues with verification required. Even testing on BRAND NEW FRESH ANDROID PHONES, every time I try to create a Gmail it either asks for a phone number or to scan for a sim card to confirm the device.

Is this just me or is this happening for everyone?

btw I know I can rent sms and all that, but I'd just prefer not to since I need to make custom Gmails that have no chance of locking etc.
That's general issue now, there's nothing you can do about it. Yes you can rent a number, but if the phone number is low quality or voip, you will face another issue of "can't use this number to verify gmail". Our platform can help you with non-voip numbers for as low as 0.02$
 
It’s definitely not just you. Google constantly updates their fraud detection algorithms. It looks like they might have tightened the trust score requirements for mobile creations recently, flagging your pattern.
 
It’s not just you Google has tightened their account-creation checks recently. Even fresh devices and clean IPs are getting phone/SIM verification prompts now, so the old “2 per day” method isn’t as consistent anymore.

A couple legit things that can help reduce false flags:
  • Use a clean, stable connection (no VPN/proxy history).
  • Make sure the phone is fully updated and not logged into any old Google accounts.
  • A full factory reset before creating an account can sometimes help give the device a clean profile.
  • If Google still insists on verification, using a real phone number is pretty much the only stable option now, since they’re phasing out no-verification signups altogether
Seems like everyone’s seeing the same tighter checks lately.
Yeah I use my own mobile data hotspot as the proxy and all the phones are factory reset. I even tried on a couple higher quality $100+ Samsungs that I never used before and they gave the same messages. Really annoying.

Does anyone have any advice on good HQ numbers to use for verification that aren't too expensive? I was thinking of getting the ~$6 sim cards, using the number to verify 5 gmails (and a few other things like yahoo), then getting the number on the sim changed (once for free is what I read) and doing it again. So ~10 gmails + other things for $6 on a real number.
 
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