google forcing SMS verification via mobile

nakaam30 said:

i tried to sign up for a new google account on my desktop, i was prompted with a QR code that leads to their SMS verification process instead of just typing my number and receiving the sms code, is this the end of SMS verification services ?

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NFAY suggests Google is tightening security and that SIM card and SMS prices are increasing, but not significantly.

I have been using textverified for Google verification codes but it is not working anymore. Several other SMS services are also limited or not working at all. Has anyone tried a phone farm? Or is there a way to avoid triggering the code in the first place somehow? I am creating 50-100 Google Workspace accounts per day, and they are all requiring sms verification codes from a US mobile device. Voip services don't work. The number has to be registered as a US mobile number. What is everyone using for this issue?

That QR code usually pops up because their security system flagged your IP address as suspicious (like if you're using a free VPN or burned-out datacenter proxies), or because it caught your browser fingerprint.

If you use clean residential proxies and a good anti-detect browser (or a mobile emulator), Google will just ask for a phone number like normal.

macdonjo3 said:

anyone know a service that can handle this? most of them in the marketplace are still outdated

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did you find one?

1001SMS said:

That QR code usually pops up because their security system flagged your IP address as suspicious (like if you're using a free VPN or burned-out datacenter proxies), or because it caught your browser fingerprint.

If you use clean residential proxies and a good anti-detect browser (or a mobile emulator), Google will just ask for a phone number like normal.

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It doesnt help, no matter how high-quality the proxies are

Yeah I get exact same damn QR code! So annoying! And when I try sending SMS as prompted, it fails to send. Does anyone have the same issue?

Not really, it just requires some methods to get around the QR code.